Webinar: Tribal Intervention in Child Protection Cases in Alaska State Courts When: Thursday, September 24 at 12 p.m. AK Register now! In this webinar, ANJC will review the process by […]
The US Department of Justice, Office of Tribal Justice (OTJ) has scheduled a series of tribal consultations in September to solicit feedback from tribal leaders and Tribes’ authorized designees regarding
ANJC to host virtual Alaska Pilot Program Consultation Tribal Roundtable Read More »
Banishment is an order by a court or government entity directing a person to stay away from a specific geographic area. In Alaska, banishment by Alaska Tribes generally prohibits a
Tribal Banishment: Excluding People to Keep the Community Safe Read More »
Alaskan Native and Native American legal issues are complex and often deeply personal to tribal communities. As a result, tribal justice myths frequently arise from lawyers, tribal leaders, and the
Debunking Tribal Justice Myths Read More »
Guest presenter Eric Vang discusses the different methods available to tribal courts to enforce orders in civil cases. Mr. Vang is the senior attorney for Tribal Court Development at
Tribal Remedies in Civil Cases ft. Eric Vang Read More »
What should a Tribe consider before deciding to transfer a state Child in Need of Aid (CINA) case to tribal court? What is the legal process for transferring a state
Transfer of State CINA Cases to Tribal Court Read More »
Having a tribal code allows a Tribe the opportunity to govern its people in a manner that upholds the community’s values and ways of life. Many Alaska Tribes have codes
Weaving Custom and Tradition into Tribal Law Read More »
Did you know that Tribal documents are treated differently than states’ documents in federal court? In federal court, documents must be authenticated before being considered by the judge. Federal Rule
Tribal Records in Federal Court: What Tribes Need to Know Read More »
