Cherokee Nation Makes Changes To Criminal Codes In Wake Of M

Cherokee Nation Makes Changes To Criminal Codes In Wake Of McGirt Ruling


The Cherokee Nation recently voted to update their criminal codes to be more in line with existing Oklahoma laws.
The newly formed Commission for the Protection of Cherokee Nation Sovereignty recommended the changes in the wake of the 
McGirt v. Oklahoma Supreme Court decision.
“As we celebrate the
McGirt decision and our sovereignty, we must also remain prepared to continue to protect public safety while addressing new legal challenges. Updating our criminal code will improve law enforcement on our reservation, and ensure that we are ready when criminal cases are dismissed in state courts,” said Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. “We also want to maintain order and consistency and avoid any confusion among the public and law enforcement officers.”

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