Tribal Criminal Jurisdiction Over Non-Indians:
Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2022
Philosophy on how we work with Tribal Nations:
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We recognize Tribal communities themselves are the source of cultural knowledge and legal authority through leaders, elders, and culture-bearers.
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We believe that Tribal communities should control the design and form of their laws and the enhancement of their governmental institutions.
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We believe that Tribal laws should be developed through a representative and inclusive community-based process.
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We commit to designing “do-it-yourself” tools that can be tailored for the needs of particular Tribal communities rather than a “one size fits all” approach.
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We commit to identifying and working with local consultants and those with expertise in the targeted communities.
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We commit to working with those organizations that are willing to be accountable to Tribal nations and that support our mission.
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We commit to making resources readily available in a variety of formats at the lowest cost possible.
View all Tribal Law and Policy Institute's Philosophies here: https://www.home.tlpi.org/tlpi-philosophies.