Emerging Strategies in Tribal-State Collaboration: Barriers and Solutions to Enforcing Tribal Protection Orders Meeting Report (2019) Tribally issued protection orders […]
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Crossing the Bridge: Tribal-State-Local Collaboration (2019) One of the biggest barriers to successful tribal-state collaboration is taking the first steps
Utah Attorney General Sean D. Reyes met with the leadership of the Navajo Nation, reported on the proceedings
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September 12, Sacramento, CA– BJA, in partnership with the National Shooting Sports Foundation and Native American Rights Fund,
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The Department of Justice is pleased to announce expansion of the Tribal Access Program (TAP), a program providing
Courtesty of Turtle Talk Minnesota Supreme Court Rule Recognizing Tribal Court Orders Posted on July 3, 2018 by Andrew Adams III
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Department of Justice Releases New Publication: Cross-Deputization in Indian Country Abstract: Jurisdiction in Indian country has long been complicated
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From the Spokeman Review: http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2018/apr/02/law-aims-to-help-find-missing-native-american-wome/ Carolyn Deford wasn’t too worried when she first got a call saying her
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Collaboration Spotlight: Circle Sentencing in Alaska The Alaska Supreme Court has adopted two rules – Criminal Rule 11(i)
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Special Domestic Violence Criminal Jurisdiction Five Year Report The National Congress of American Indians has released a 5
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