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North Dakota criminal charge
N.D.C.C. § 62.1-03-02 addresses selling handgun to minors prohibited in North Dakota. The section includes class a misdemeanor. The precise elements and exposure depend on the charged subsection, alleged facts, prior record, and any cross-referenced enhancement or exception.
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N.D.C.C. § 62.1-02-11 addresses possessing explosive prohibited - exception in North Dakota. The section includes class c felony. The precise elements and exposure depend on the charged subsection, alleged facts, prior record, and any cross-referenced enhancement or exception.
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N.D.C.C. § 62.1-02-10.1 addresses carrying a loaded firearm in vehicle while hunting in North Dakota. The section includes classification depends on the charged subsection. The precise elements and exposure depend on the charged subsection, alleged facts, prior record, and any cross-referenced enhancement or exception.
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N.D.C.C. § 62.1-02-10 addresses carrying loaded firearm in certain vehicles prohibited in North Dakota. The section includes infraction. The precise elements and exposure depend on the charged subsection, alleged facts, prior record, and any cross-referenced enhancement or exception.
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N.D.C.C. § 62.1-02-09 addresses possession of explosive and destructive device in government building - in North Dakota. The section includes class c felony. The precise elements and exposure depend on the charged subsection, alleged facts, prior record, and any cross-referenced enhancement or exception.
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N.D.C.C. § 62.1-02-08 addresses illegal firearms, ammunition, or explosive materials business in North Dakota. The section includes class c felony, class a misdemeanor. The precise elements and exposure depend on the charged subsection, alleged facts, prior record, and any cross-referenced enhancement or exception.
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N.D.C.C. § 62.1-02-07 addresses use of firearm by certain minors prohibited in North Dakota. The section includes class b misdemeanor. The precise elements and exposure depend on the charged subsection, alleged facts, prior record, and any cross-referenced enhancement or exception.
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N.D.C.C. § 62.1-02-06 addresses discharge of firearm within city in North Dakota. The section includes class b misdemeanor. The precise elements and exposure depend on the charged subsection, alleged facts, prior record, and any cross-referenced enhancement or exception.
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N.D.C.C. § 62.1-02-05 addresses possession of a firearm or dangerous weapon at a public gathering - in North Dakota. The section includes classification depends on the charged subsection. The precise elements and exposure depend on the charged subsection, alleged facts, prior record, and any cross-referenced enhancement or exception.
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N.D.C.C. § 62.1-02-04 addresses possession of firearm or dangerous weapon in liquor establishment in North Dakota. The section includes infraction. The precise elements and exposure depend on the charged subsection, alleged facts, prior record, and any cross-referenced enhancement or exception.
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