North Dakota’s Open Records Statute assures its people the right to find, acquire, and make use of records kept by government bodies, including arrest records, court case records, marriage and divorce certificates, and records of traffic infractions, and this right includes the citizens of Rutland. This data contain titles, dates, specifications on situations, sentences, proceedings and more, and are all presumed public unless otherwise stated. Rutlands authorities and criminals are both held accountable because of the openness given by this regulation, making Rutland, and by extension the united states, an even more free and open society.