North Dakota Administrative Code

1. The prize pool for all prize categories must consist of fifty percent of each draw period's sales after the prize pool accounts and prize reserve accounts are funded. 2. The prize money allocated to the grand prize pool must be divided equally by the number of plays that win t…

Repealed effective April 1, 2006. 2

1. The Power Play option is a limited extension of the POWERBALL game and is conducted according to the game group's game rules. The option offers the owner of a qualifying play a chance to multiply or increase the amount of a set prize. 2. A qualifying play is a single POWERBALL…

To play 2BY2®, a player selects two different red numbers, between one and twenty-six, and two additional different white numbers, between one and twenty-six. The numbers for the second (white) set of two numbers may be the same as the numbers for the first (red) set of two numbe…

Except as provided by subsection 3 of section 10-16-07-03 or by section 10-16-07-04, the grand prize is twenty-two thousand dollars. All prizes awarded must be paid as set cash prizes or free ticket prizes with the following expected prize payout percentages: Prize Pool Percentag…

1. The prize pool for all prize categories must consist of fifty-one percent of each draw period's sales after the prize reserve account is funded. 2. The prize pool percentage allocated to prizes must be carried forward to a subsequent draw if all or a portion of it is not neede…

If a player purchases an online play for seven draws, in increments of seven, or a multi-draw ticket of one or more plays for 7, 14, 21, 28, 35, or 42 consecutive draws, the value of the player's prize, including the grand prize, that is won on a Tuesday draw automatically double…

To play MEGA MILLIONS®, a player selects five different white numbers, between one and seventy, and one additional gold number (Mega Ball®) between one and twenty-four. The additional number may be the same as one of the first five numbers selected. The price of a play is five do…

The grand prize will be determined and announced by the game group. The grand prize is paid on a pari-mutuel basis. Except as provided by rule, a set prize must be paid according to these matches per play and prize amounts with these expected prize payout percentages: Prize Pool …

1. The prize pool for all prize categories must consist of up to fifty-five percent of each draw period's sales after the prize reserve account is funded. 2. The prize money allocated to the grand prize pool must be divided equally by the number of plays that win the grand prize.…

Repealed effective April 5, 2025. 2

1. A randomly determined multiplier must be applied to all prize levels except the grand prize. 2. The multiplier must be printed directly on a ticket sold by a retailer or be applied on each Pick & Click online play. Multipliers may repeat due to frequency and limited multiplier…

1. The North Dakota Lottery and its designated agents Scientific Games, LLC, and MDI Entertainment, LLC, a subsidiary of Scientific Games, LLC, shall operate the Points for Prizes® program. 2. Points for Prizes program is a rewards program that is part of the North Dakota Lottery…

1. A terminal ticket or player-activated terminal ticket eligible for points is any ticket that includes a twenty-one digit serial number on the ticket. 1 2. Any online play purchase must automatically receive points after confirmation of purchase. No entry code is generated nor …

1. To access Points for Prizes, a player first shall register to become a North Dakota Lottery Players Club member and establish a North Dakota Lottery Players Club account at club.lottery.nd.gov. 2. Once registered, a player is able to log in to submit entries or participate in …

1. Players earn Points for Prizes® for eligible online play purchases (after purchase confirmation) or for terminal tickets or player-activated terminal tickets entered through the North Dakota Lottery Players Club® at club.lottery.nd.gov. 2. Points are nonmonetary numerical valu…

1. To submit a ticket, a player must first log in to the club.lottery.nd.gov using their unique North Dakota Lottery Players Club® account information. a. Once logged in, a player submits an entry according to the instructions on the "Ticket Entry" (Rewards) page of the website. …

1. Points may be redeemed for items listed at on the North Dakota Lottery Players Club website in the Points for Prizes store. Points also may be used to purchase Points for Drawings™ entries. 2. Points required for redemptions vary. The number of points required to be redeemed f…

1. A player may use some or all points for items offered in the Points for Prizes® store. 2. A player must first log in to their North Dakota Lottery Players Club® account at club.lottery.nd.gov. 3. To redeem points, a player must select the item or items, designate the quantity …

1. The North Dakota Lottery does not warrant or guarantee product quality or availability of products. 2. The North Dakota Lottery is not responsible for any prizes lost, damaged, or stolen during shipment, pickup, or use. 3. The North Dakota Lottery is not responsible for any da…

1. The North Dakota Lottery and its designated agents Scientific Games , LLC, and MDI Entertainment, LLC, a subsidiary of Scientific Games, LLC, shall operate the Points for Drawings® program. 2. Points for Drawings is part of the Points for Prizes® program that is part of the No…

1. Only points accumulated within the player's North Dakota Lottery Players Club account may be used to enter any Points for Drawings drawing. 1 2. Entrants must have a valid United States address in order to register and participate. History: Effective July 6, 2014; amended effe…

1. A detailed description of each Points for Drawings™ drawing will be located on the North Dakota Lottery's North Dakota Lottery Players Club® website and will include a description of the prize, entry dates, drawing date, rules and regulations, and the number of points necessar…

1. The North Dakota Lottery does not warrant or guarantee product quality or availability of products. 2. The North Dakota Lottery is not responsible for any prizes lost, damaged, or stolen during shipment, pickup, or use. 3. The North Dakota Lottery is not responsible for any da…

To play LOTTO AMERICA®, a player selects five different red/white numbers, between one and fifty-two, and one additional blue/white number (star ball) between one and ten. The additional number may be the same as one of the first five numbers selected. The price of a play is one …

The grand prize will be determined and announced by the game group. The grand prize is paid on a pari-mutuel basis. Except as provided by rule, a set prize must be paid according to these matches per play and prize amounts with these expected prize payout percentages: Prize Perce…

1. The prize pool for all prize categories must consist of fifty percent of each draw period's sales after the prize pool accounts and prize reserve accounts are funded. 2. The prize money allocated to the grand prize pool must be divided equally by the number of plays that win t…

1. The All Star Bonus® option is a limited extension of the LOTTO AMERICA game and is conducted according to the game group's game rules. The option offers the owner of a qualifying play a chance to multiply or increase the amount of a set prize. 2. A qualifying play is a single …

To play MILLIONAIRE FOR LIFETM, a player selects five different numbers, between one and fifty- eight, and one additional number between one and five. The additional number may be the same as one of the first five numbers selected. The price of a play is five dollars. Draws are h…

The top prize is one million dollars a year for life. Except as provided by rule, a set prize must be paid according to these matches per play and prize amounts: Matches Per Play Prize Odds 5 of 5 + 1 $1,000,000/year for life* 1:22,910,580 5 of 5 $100,000/year for life* 1:5,727,6…

1. The prize pool for all prize categories consists of approximately fifty-five percent of each draw period's sales. 2. All annuitized payments must be made for a minimum of twenty years. 1 3. All low-tier set prizes, except the top prize and second prize, must be paid in a singl…

There are nine prize levels in the game. 1. Except as provided in these rules, the top prize must be paid as an annuity or lump sum cash and based on a top prize liability that will be split equally among the number of winning game plays. A top prize winner may request the cash o…

This article is applicable to all qualifying offenders pursuant to North Dakota Century Code chapter 31-13. History: Effective May 1, 2004. General Authority: NDCC 31-13-08 Law Implemented: NDCC 31-13-08

The following terms are defined as follows for purposes of this chapter, unless otherwise made appropriate by use and context. 1. "Buccal swab" means a sample from the inside of the mouth taken by scraping the cheek. The sample includes saliva. 2. "Designated agency" means the en…

1. The following agencies are designated agencies for the collection of DNA samples from qualifying offenders: a. If the qualifying offender has not previously had a sample collected for inclusion in the law enforcement DNA database, the law enforcement agency in the county where…

1. The division shall provide kits to the designated agencies as needed. Each kit must include a receipt form, an instruction sheet, and containers for sample collections. 2. The collection site shall be any location chosen by the designated agency for sample collection. 3. The q…

The division shall perform DNA analysis in accordance with the quality assurance standards established by the federal bureau of investigation. History: Effective May 1, 2004; amended effective April 1, 2010. General Authority: NDCC 31-13-08 Law Implemented: NDCC 31-13-05 3…

The division shall classify samples in accordance with the quality assurance standards established by the federal bureau of investigation for inclusion of DNA records in the combined DNA index system. History: Effective May 1, 2004; amended effective April 1, 2010. General Author…

1. Except as provided in subsection 2, the results of the genetic marker profile may be disclosed only to: a. Criminal justice agencies for law enforcement official purposes; b. A defendant for criminal defense purposes in response to valid subpoenas or other court orders; c. Any…

classification of samples. 1. The division shall follow state procurement procedures when contracting for analysis of samples. 2. The division shall contract with laboratories that hold a current accreditation from the association of crime laboratory directors laboratory accredit…

As used in this article, unless the context otherwise requires: 1. "Access" means authorized access to the criminal justice information sharing system, including entry, collection, review, acquisition, and use of criminal justice data information. 2. "Advisory board" means the cr…

1. The criminal justice information sharing advisory board consists of: the chief justice of the North Dakota supreme court or designee, the director of the department of emergency services or designee, the director of the department of corrections and rehabilitation or designee,…

1. For purposes of these rules, "attorney general" includes the chief officer of the criminal justice data information sharing system designated by the attorney general. 2 2. The attorney general may authorize an individual employed by an agency to access the criminal justice dat…

1. The criminal justice data information sharing system, including its system design and access requirements, is a critical infrastructure and part of a security system plan under North Dakota Century Code section 44-04-24. 2. Authorized individuals and authorized agencies shall …

1. The attorney general may not grant an application for access: 3 a. If the individual applicant has pled guilty to, pled nolo contendere to, or has been found guilty of, a felony offense in any state court or federal court; b. If the individual applicant has pled guilty to, ple…

1. If the attorney general denies an application for access, or if the attorney general suspends or revokes access, the attorney general shall notify the agency, the applicant or authorized user, or both the agency and applicant or authorized user, in writing and shall state the …

pathology. 1. History and function. The 1975 legislative assembly passed legislation to license audiologists and speech-language pathologists, codified as North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-37. In 1983 chapter 43-37 was revised. This chapter requires the governor to appoint a s…