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Stitt vetoes bill that would allow state, tribal law enforcement coordination to keep unsafe drivers off the road - Vimarsana News

Stitt vetoes bill that would allow state, tribal law enforcement coordination to keep unsafe drivers off the road

Tribal Nation leaders are urging Oklahoma lawmakers to override Gov. Kevin Stitt’s veto on a public safety bill concerning tribal judicial systems and state agencies.

Source: kgou.org
Governor vetoes bill allowing DPS to use tribal court convictions - Vimarsana News

Governor vetoes bill allowing DPS to use tribal court convictions

OKLAHOMA CITY — Writing that it was a “wolf in sheep’s clothing,” Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed a bill that supporters and tribal leaders contended would have made Oklahoma roadways safer

Stitt vetoes bill that would allow state, tribal law enforcement coordination to keep unsafe drivers off the road - Vimarsana News

Stitt vetoes bill that would allow state, tribal law enforcement coordination to keep unsafe drivers off the road

Leaders of the five tribes are urging Oklahoma lawmakers to override Gov. Kevin Stitt’s veto on a public safety bill concerning tribal judicial systems and state agencies.

Source: kosu.org
Inter-Tribal Council issues statement on Governor Stitt's veto of public safety bill - Vimarsana News

Inter-Tribal Council issues statement on Governor Stitt's veto of public safety bill

News Release Inter-Tribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes “It’s unfortunate the governor vetoed the public safety bill, which is an opportunity to keep

Supreme Court hears arguments for McGirt-related case - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court hears arguments for McGirt-related case

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case the state of Oklahoma hopes will give it permission to prosecute non-Indians who commit crimes against Native Americans in Indian