- Acknowledgment of Employee Regarding Standards and Policies [7/25/08]
- Acknowledgment of Employee Regarding Harassment Policy [7/10/06]
- Agreement for Non-exempt Employee to take Compensatory Time in Lieu of Overtime[3/30/06]
- (Federal) Certification of Health Care Provider Form WH-380
- Employee Complaint/Grievance [7/17/06]
- Employee Complaint/Grievance Waiver of Deadline[7/17/06]
- Employee Request for FMLA
- Employee Travel Reimbursement
- FMLA Designation Notice Form WH-3820
- Release/Waiver Employment References
- Report of Sexual or Other Unlawful Harassment[7/14/06]
- (Federal) W-9 Request for Tax Payer Identification Number and Certification
- Vendor Direct Deposit
- General or Motor Vehicle Incident Report
Application for Conflict Counsel Appointment
Conflict Re-assignment
Contractor Mileage Reimbursement
Notice of Eligibility
Request for Payment of Extraordinary Attorney Fees
Request for Extraordinary Costs/Expenses
Request for Immigration Assistance
Request for Reimbursement
Substitution of Counsel
Vendor Direct Deposit
Witness Fee Reimbursement
Request to Assign Case to Special Case Contractor
Request to Assign Case to Appellate Attorney
The Commission on Legal Counsel for Indigents provides indigent defense services to eligible clients in North Dakota district and juvenile courts. If you have an “appointed attorney,” he or she is employed by our agency as a “public defender” or has contracted with our agency to provide representation to indigent clients. Please note, you do NOT have the right to an appointed attorney of your own choice. If you are dissatisfied with your appointed attorney, first let the attorney know what your objection is, and try to resolve your problem. Your attorney will remain your attorney, unless he or she withdraws as counsel, in writing, and the Commission permits the withdrawal (at the beginning of a case), or the judge orders (at any time after the attorney has made “an appearance” in the case) that the attorney is released from the case. If you have a complaint to lodge against your attorney, there are two agencies with which you can do so.
You can file a written complaint with the Commission, and/or if you believe your attorney has committed an ethical violation as defined in the North Dakota Rules of Professional Conduct, you can submit a written complaint to the Disciplinary Board of the North Dakota State Bar Association.
To file a complaint, please provide the information requested in our Complaint Form