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Commissioners vote to withdraw from Public Law 280

Move not supported by many, would result in FBI prosecuting tribal felony cases

Lake County Commissioners explain to the public that the reason behind withdrawing from Public Law 280 is mainly about a lack of funding.

Nicole Tavenner

Lake County Commissioners explain to the public that the reason behind withdrawing from Public Law 280 is mainly about a lack of funding.

People fill the commissioner’s room in the courthouse to hear about Public Law 280

Nicole Tavenner

People fill the commissioner’s room in the courthouse to hear about Public Law 280

CSKT Police Chief Craige Couture talks about tribal members in the court systems

Nicole Tavenner

CSKT Police Chief Craige Couture talks about tribal members in the court systems

Nicole Tavenner

Nicole Tavenner

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Issue Date: 1/18/2017
Last Updated: 1/17/2017 7:51:09 PM | By Caleb M. Soptelean

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