State v. Riggin

Citations

• 959 N.W.2d 855
• 2021 ND 87

Syllabus

Upon the declaration of a state of emergency, the North Dakota Disaster Act of 1985 vests with the governor emergency management powers. The Legislature may delegate powers which are not exclusively legislative and which the Legislature cannot conveniently do because of the detailed nature. Where a party fails to provide supporting argument for an issue listed in the appellate brief, the party is deemed to have waived that issue.