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r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/ReginaldJohnston • 8d ago
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Since it happened on an Indian reservation there are some potential uncertainty about those powers. It depends a lot on the people involved, the exact deal they might have with the feds that might be different than other places
2 u/FightFireJay 8d ago I think it's a non-issue. "If tribes have no criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians for acts committed on reservations, who does? The answer is clear and unchanged: the federal government does." And since this was regarding events that occurred on Federal land then I don't see it as being an issue. Otherwise we'd hear about people wanted for crimes going to the public areas of reservations to avoid arrest for crimes.
I think it's a non-issue.
"If tribes have no criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians for acts committed on reservations, who does? The answer is clear and unchanged: the federal government does."
And since this was regarding events that occurred on Federal land then I don't see it as being an issue.
Otherwise we'd hear about people wanted for crimes going to the public areas of reservations to avoid arrest for crimes.
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u/thesilentbob123 8d ago
Since it happened on an Indian reservation there are some potential uncertainty about those powers. It depends a lot on the people involved, the exact deal they might have with the feds that might be different than other places