Stacy J. Louser at a glance
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Stacy J. Louser
District Judge · North Dakota North Central Judicial District Court
Biography
Professional career
- Judge No. 4 for the North Central Judicial District in North Dakota, appointed in 2014 and elected in 2016, serving from the Ward County Courthouse in Minot, ND
- It details subsequent Minot private practice and partnership at Louser & Zent in 2012, focused on family and business law.
- Position: District Court Judge, North Central Judicial District, Department 4
- Assigned as a judge for the North Dakota Supreme Court
- Prior to judicial service, was a partner at Louser & Zent, P.C. in Minot, specializing in family and business law
Education
Additional information
- The official court profile records election in 2016 and reelection in 2018.
- Stacy J. Louser received an appointment from Governor Jack Dalrymple to North Central Judicial District Judgeship 4 in 2014, with chambers in Minot.
- ’s overview describes an earlier occupational-therapy career at Trinity Health from 1996 to 2000, paralegal work, a University of North Dakota occupational-therapy degree in 1996, a Minot State graduate degree in occupational behavior in 2001, and a UND law degree in 2007.
- Reported professional service includes court administration and alternative-dispute-resolution committees.
Applicable Court Rules & Procedures
Remote appearances
Statewide
North Dakota Administrative Rule 52 permits reliable electronic-means proceedings in district and municipal courts on the court's or a party's motion; a party seeking the proceeding must give notice and obtain court approval.
Parties seeking to hold an electronic means proceeding must provide notice to the other parties and obtain approval from the court.North Dakota Supreme Court Administrative Rule 52: Reliable Electronic Means Proceedings ↗
Statewide
North Dakota's official Rule 52 guidance states that in civil actions a court may conduct a hearing, conference, other proceeding, or take testimony by reliable electronic means.
In a civil action, the court may conduct a hearing, conference, or other proceeding, or take testimony, by reliable electronic means.North Dakota Supreme Court Administrative Rule 52: Reliable Electronic Means Proceedings ↗
Sources
Identity source checked October 2, 2026.
Biography sources checked October 2, 2026.
North Dakota Court System official judicial roster
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View North Dakota Court System official judicial roster ↗North Dakota Supreme Court Administrative Rule 52: Reliable Electronic Means Proceedings
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View North Dakota Supreme Court Administrative Rule 52: Reliable Electronic Means Proceedings ↗