Chapter 5 – Indian Country Criminal Jurisdiction

Authors

Joel West Williams, Native American Rights Fund
April D. Youpee-Roll, Munger Tolles & Olson LLP
Thomas F. Gede, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Angela R. Riley, University of California, Los Angeles School of Law

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

Spring 4-22-2022

Comments

Presenter: Joel West Williams

Topic: Indian Country Criminal Jurisdiction

Restatement Sections: Sec. 68 – Indian Country and Sec. 69 – Indian Status

Timestamp: 0:01:36

Presenter: April Youpee-Roll

Topic: Indian Country Criminal Jurisdiction

Restatement Sections: Sec. 70 – Scope of Federal Criminal Jurisdiction in Indian Country and Sec. 73 – Scope of Tribal Criminal Jurisdiction

Timestamp: 0:24:17

Presenter: Tom Gede

Topic: Indian Country Criminal Jurisdiction

Restatement Sections: Sec. 71 –Scope of State Criminal Jurisdiction in Indian Country and Sec. 72 – Federal Statutory Authorization of State Jurisdiction over Indian Country Crimes

Timestamp: 0:50:53

Presenter: Angela Riley

Topic: Indian Country Criminal Jurisdiction

Restatement Sections: Sec. 74 – Constitutional Rights of Persons Subject to Tribal Criminal Jurisdiction, Sec. 75 – Federal Habeas Rights of Persons Detained by Indian Tribes and Sec.76 – Double Jeopardy

Timestamp: 1:29:00

Recommended Citation

Joel West Williams, April D. Youpee-Roll, Thomas F. Gede, and Angela R. Riley, Chapter 5 – Indian Country Criminal Jurisdiction (2022), https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/ils/6