The state cannot mandate that intervention services are required solely because because the child is being treated in accordance with the religious beliefs of their parent.

North Dakota Civil Statute:
A decision that services are required may not be made when the suspected child abuse or neglect arises solely out of conduct involving the legitimate practice of religious beliefs by a parent or guardian.
North Dakota Century Code §50-25.1-05.1(2)

There is no religious exemption to criminal liability for parents failing to provide medical care based on faith.

North Dakota Criminal Statute:
None

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