North Dakota’s Open Records Statute assures its locals the ability to find, acquire, and utilize records kept by authorities, including arrest records, court public records, marriage and divorce certificates, and records of traffic infractions, and this right extends to the residents of Hurdsfield. These records contain titles, times, information on events, sentences, processes and much more, and are also all assumed public unless otherwise stated. Hurdsfields law enforcement and criminals both are held accountable because of the openness offered with this regulation, making Hurdsfield, and by proxy the united states, a more free and open society.