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Tribal courts enforce their own tribal laws, many of which you will find linked below.

May 25, 2025 posted by Steve Brownstein

Extensive information on tribal courts is readily available online for research, with a particular emphasis on providing direct links to tribal justice system resources.

These online resources include official tribal court websites, tribal court directories, tribal constitutions, tribal codes and laws, and tribal case law, often organized by state location to facilitate access. Researchers can also find information on the historical development of tribal justice systems, including the impact of the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 (25 U.S.C.A. § 461, et. seq.), and explore the diverse characteristics of contemporary tribal courts, some of which are Western-style while others prioritize traditional dispute resolution methods.

Additionally, links to operational CFR Courts are provided, ensuring comprehensive access to tribal judicial information.

 

Tribal courts enforce their own tribal laws, many of which you will find linked below. Included is  a list of known Tribal Courts organized by the court's state

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