Enforcing Tribal Protection Orders: Panel Discussions

November 19, 2017

The Tribal Law and Policy Institute, with funding from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, is hosting a meeting to highlight strategies that tribes and states have utilized to enforce tribal protection orders. The meeting will include panels from four jurisdictions (both PL 280 and non-280) that have emerging strategies that have proven successful.

Who Should Attend: Tribal and State court personnel, law enforcement, advocates and anyone interested in increasing safety in Indian country.

December 6, 2017

9:00AM - 5:00PM

Renaissance Hotel, Palm Springs, California

The agenda is here.

Registration encouraged. Click here to register.

For updated information, contact Heather Valdez Freedman at heather@tlpi.org.

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