Tribal Courts: What State Court Judges Need To Know About Jurisdictional Issues Through the Lens of Traffic Court [CC]

Tribal Courts: What State Court Judges Need To Know About Jurisdictional Issues Through the Lens of Traffic Court [CC] — CLE 90 min

Join the Honorable J. Matthew Martin, the NHTSA Tribal Courts Judicial Fellow, as he hosts this FREE program focused on the interaction between state and tribal law through the lens of traffic offenses. A great introduction to the many jurisdictional issues and how best to engage with these is provided by our expert panel of multi-jurisdictional judges!

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This program provides an introductory primer for state court judges to the world of courts of the 573 federally-recognized Indian Tribes and how they address impaired driving and other traffic offenses. Guided by discussion between two judges who are both state/local and tribal court judges, this course probes common problems encountered between the two judicial systems, using traffic court as an example.

Join our expert panel to gain a better understanding of:

The sovereignty of federally recognized Indian Tribes and the judicial expression of that sovereignty: the exercise of jurisdiction
Some of the issues arising in impaired driving cases with competing jurisdictional claims
The special problems experienced in jurisdictions covered by PL 280
Potential solutions, including joint jurisdiction DUI Treatment courts, full faith and credit of orders and judgments, and memorandums of understanding regarding the sharing of data

Moderators

J Matthew Martin

Panelists

Bradley B Letts, Gregory D Smith

Sponsors

ABACLE, Judicial Division

Product Code

CE1902NHTOLC

Duration

90

Publication Date

2/26/2019 12:00:00 AM

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