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Title: Ethnicity/The Americas/Indigenous/Native Americans/Law and Politics - Indian Country Criminal Jurisdiction A guide on determination of which sovereign has jurisdiction to prosecute crimes which occur in Indian country. Includes tribal law enforcement links.

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Indian Country Criminal Jurisdiction

Indian Country Criminal Jurisdiction

This website is a general guide regarding which sovereign has jurisdiction to prosecute crimes which occur in Indian country: federal court, tribal court, or state court.

Jurisdiction is the authority of a court to deal with a particular type of dispute. Criminal jurisdiction is the authority of a court to deal with a particular type of criminal offense. There are three different types of domestic sovereign governments recognized by the laws of the United States: federal, tribal, and state (state sovereignty includes county and municipal governments). When a crime occurs within Indian country, the law may allow that offense to be prosecuted in the courts of one or more of these sovereigns and this website should be of some assistance. If a crime has occurred outside of Indian country, then depending on what type of offense it is, the state court or federal court will likely have jurisdiction (this website does not deal with criminal jurisdiction outside of Indian country). There are several federal statutes which affect criminal jurisdiction in Indian country. The Major Crimes Act (18 USC 1153) creates federal court jurisdiction for certain offenses committed by Indians in Indian country; most of these are felonies (crimes which carry a maximum penalty of more than one year imprisonment). The Indian Country Crimes Act, sometimes called the General Crimes Act, (18 USC 1152) creates federal court jurisdiction for certain types of offenses committed by Indians against non-Indian victims and for all offenses committed by non-Indians against Indian victims. Part of the Indian Civil Rights Act (25 USC 1302(7)) limits tribal court criminal jurisdiction to offenses which carry a maximum penalty of no more than one year imprisonment (misdemeanors). In addition, there are US Supreme Court cases which also affect Indian country criminal jurisdiction. In Worcester v. Georgia (31 US 515), the Court held that state criminal law does not apply in Indian country. However, this was later modified by US v. McBratney (104 US 621) and Draper v. US (164 US 240) which held that state courts have exclusive jurisdiction over crimes committed by non-Indians against non-Indian victims in Indian country. In US v. Lara (541 US ___ ), the Court held that tribal courts have criminal jurisdiction over all members of federally recognized tribes, but in Oliphant v. Suquamish Tribe (435 US 191), the Court held that tribal courts do not have criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians. Statutes and Supreme Court decisions have made the determination of Indian country criminal jurisdiction very complex. Jurisdiction for crimes in Indian country can be determined by looking at: 1) the status of the perpetrator (Indian or non-Indian), 2) the status of the victim (Indian or non-Indian), and 3) the type of offense invloved. This website has a link to a chart which can be helpful in figuring things out for most tribal lands within the United States. You should be aware that Public Law 280 and other state specific and tribal specific statutes exist which can change the usual jurisdictional set-up on a particular parcel of Indian country land from the usual arrangement. What Is Indian Country?

IMPORTANT NOTE: This website does not offer legal advice; it is a guide for general informational purposes only. Indian country criminal jurisdiction is extremely complex! If you are a crime victim, you should contact your local federal, tribal, or state prosecutor for assistance. If you are a suspect or defendant and need legal advice, you should contact an attorney who is licensed and competent to handle Indian law criminal matters.

The webmaster can be contacted at tribaljurisdiction@hotmail.com This website was last updated on July 18, 2008.

A	guide	on	determination
of	which	sovereign	has	jurisdiction
to	prosecute	crimes	which	occur
in	Indian	country.		Includes
tribal	law	enforcement	links.

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