North Dakota’s Open Records Statute assures its locals the legal right to seek out, obtain, and use records kept by government bodies, including arrest records, court records, marriage and divorce licenses, and records of traffic violations, and this privilege extends to the locals of Driscoll. These records contain names, dates, specifications on cases, sentences, proceedings and much more, and generally are all believed public unless otherwise stated. Driscoll is committed to promoting a free and open society, and embraces these laws, presenting its residents the equipment they need to keep both regulators and criminals similarly responsible for their behaviour.