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CARLSON v. DUNN COUNTY

Civ. No. 11,407.

409 N.W.2d 111 (1987)

Doug CARLSON, Honorable Sheriff of the County of Dunn, Brent J. Woodworth, Special Deputy Sheriff, Dunn County, North Dakota, and Renee C. Tysver, Special Deputy, Dunn County, North Dakota, Plaintiffs, Appellees, and Cross-Appellants, v. DUNN COUNTY, a North Dakota Municipal Corporation and Albert Sickler, Chairman, Dunn County Commissioner; Leonard Steckler, Dunn County Commissioner; George Ferebee, Dunn County Commissioner; and Reinhard Hauck, Dunn County Auditor, Defendants, Appellants, and Cross-Appellees.

Supreme Court of North Dakota.

June 30, 1987.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Hagen, Quast & Alexander, Beulah, for plaintiffs, appellees, and cross-appellants; argued by Larry W. Quast.

Joseph H. Kubik, States Atty., Dickinson, for defendants, appellants, and cross-appellees.

MESCHKE, Justice.

Dunn County, the members of its Board of Commissioners, Albert Sickler, Leonard Steckler, George Ferebee, and its Auditor, Reinhard Hauck (hereinafter collectively referred to as the Board) have appealed from a district court judgment ordering (1) the Board pay claims for compensation of sheriff's special deputies, Renee C. Tysver for $224.25 and Brent J. Woodworth for $39.00; (2) a claim by Sheriff Doug Carlson be remanded to the Board for reconsideration...

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