| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Miller contends the prohibition on furnishing, augmenting, diminishing, or modifying the evidence is a prohibition on commenting on or evaluating the evidence and thus is an improper ex parte communication because Wahlin commented on the evidence.[??34] The language at issue in N.D.C.C. ?? 28-32-37(2), when adopted by the North Dakota Legislature in 1991, was taken from the 1981 Model State Admini
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