What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is HR 3091.
Cherokee and Chickasaw Nations Criminal Jurisdiction Compacting Act
This act aims to clarify criminal jurisdiction within the Cherokee and Chickasaw Nations' territories by allowing them to enter into agreements with the State of Oklahoma. This cooperation ensures better law enforcement and public safety for all residents. Citizens can expect more efficient handling of criminal cases.
Key points
The Cherokee and Chickasaw Nations can negotiate agreements with Oklahoma regarding criminal jurisdiction on their lands.
These agreements will define which crimes and areas fall under state, tribal, or federal court jurisdiction.
The act confirms the boundaries of tribal reservations, providing clarity on legal matters.
Federal prisons will accept offenders sentenced by tribal courts to terms over 6 months, at U.S. government expense.
The act does not alter tribal treaty rights or allow the state to impose taxes on the Nations.
Status:
Expired
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