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Court: McGirt v Oklahoma Ruling Applies Only Going Forward, Not Retroactively

Court: McGirt v Oklahoma Ruling Applies Only Going Forward, Not Retroactively
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United statesPushmataha countyKevin stittMark matloffClifton parrishSara hillStephen greethamJana wallaceKatrina griffinJohn oconnorRobert stricklandShaun bosseSupreme courtOklahoma courtCriminal appealsAttorney mark matloff

Federal prosecutors seek life term for McGirt, cite victim s suffering

Federal prosecutors seek life term for McGirt, cite victim s suffering
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U S Supreme Court says tribal police can search, detain non-Indians

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled tribal law enforcement officers can temporarily detain and search non-Indian suspects traveling in Indian reservations

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Tribal divisions complicates path for McGirt measure by Rep Tom Cole

Some tribes believe additional federal resources are the solution to their expanded criminal justice obligations in Oklahoma.

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Cherokee Nation backs legislation to allow criminal jurisdiction compacts

TAHLEQUAH âÂ Leaders from the Cherokee and Chickasaw nations are endorsing what they call narrow federal legislation that would authorize tribal-state compacting on criminal jurisdiction. The bill, which was expected to be introduced in Congress on May 11, addresses âongoing jurisdictional challengesâ in the wake of a 2020 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court in McGirt v. Oklahoma. âWhen it comes to McGirt â the most monumental Indian Country case in generations and one thatâs going to take a great deal of resources and energy â we need more options,â Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. said during a May 10 press briefing. âWe need the ability to do what weâve done so well for so many years, which is to cooperate.â

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