North Dakota Senate Bill 2387 establishes a comprehensive bill of rights for sexual violence survivors codified under chapter 12.1-34 of the North Dakota Century Code. The legislation grants survivors rights including notification of case status, access to sexual assault examination services, protection of personal information, and the right to receive crisis counseling and support services. The bill was sponsored by a bipartisan group of legislators including Senators van Oosting, Myrdal, and Paulson, along with Representatives Hoverson, O'Brien, and Richter.

Affected entities including law enforcement agencies, healthcare providers, and public health authorities must ensure their policies and procedures align with these newly established statutory rights. The law took effect upon gubernatorial signature on May 17, 2025, following passage by both chambers of the 69th Legislative Assembly. Non-compliance with these survivor rights provisions may result in civil liability or administrative sanctions under existing state enforcement mechanisms.