TRIBAL COURT OPERATIONS

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Navajo Nation DNA People’s Legal Services

DNA People’s Legal Services provides free, culturally appropriate, civil legal services in tribal, state and federal courts to qualifying low-income residents living in geographically isolated portions of Arizona, Utah and New Mexico.

Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation’s, Domestic Violence Criminal Code

The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation’s, Domestic Violence Criminal Code aims to send the message that domestic violence will not be tolerated by the Nation.

Klamath Tribes Juvenile Court

The Klamath Tribes Juvenile Court, which hears a variety of cases, works with the tribal probation, education, culture and health departments to provide supervision and culturally-appropriate services to tribal youth.

Tools & Trainings

Planning a Problem-Solving Justice Initiative: A Toolkit for Tribal Communities

Additional Resources

Programs

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Tribal Law and Order Act Enhanced Sentencing

Navajo Nation Peacemaking Program

Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah Naloxone Training Program

Pueblo of Pojoaque Service Trained Courthouse Facility Dog

The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde

Promising Strategies for Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts: Peer to Peer Learning through Mentor Courts

Videos

Coming Soon

Podcasts

Court Clerk Professionals

Tribal Judicial Leadership

CSKT Tribal Defenders

Service Trained Dogs in the Courtroom

Practical Steps to Take After Tragedy Strikes Your Court

Relationship Between a Tribal Court Admin and Tribal Chief Judge

Mending the Rainbow/LGBTQ in the court room

Problem-Solving Justice in Indian Country: The Navajo Nation a Pilot Community Court

Funding Your Program: Advice from a Tribal Justice Practitioner

Pascua Yaqui VAWA Special Domestic Violence Jurisdiction

Publications

Enhancing Tribal Probation: Risk-Need Tools

Enhancing Tribal Probation: Mental Health