(Bismarck, ND) — North Dakota’s Legislative Management Committee is hiring outside counsel to represent them in a lawsuit. The lawsuit stems from a controversial term limits resolution that passed during the 2025 session. The lawsuit says a rule passed by the state legislature changes a term limits article in the state Constitution, and articles in the state Constitution can only be changed by a two-thirds vote. Legislative Management discussed legal strategy during a closed-door, executive session on Tuesday and voted unanimously to adopt outside counsel after the meeting. The State Supreme Court hasn’t taken action on the case yet.
Outside Counsel To Represent State Legislature In Term Limits Lawsuit
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