Question
Explain how jurisdiction in a tribal justice system works. (1 point)
The tribal governments cannot form their own justice system, and native people have to use non-native courts to resolve any lawsuits or crimes.
The tribal governments form their own justice systems, but they do not have jurisdiction over non-native people.
The tribal governments form their own justice systems, but non-native people may appeal their conviction to non-tribal courts.
The tribal governments form their own justice systems, and these have jurisdiction over anyone on tribal lands.
The tribal governments cannot form their own justice system, and native people have to use non-native courts to resolve any lawsuits or crimes.
The tribal governments form their own justice systems, but they do not have jurisdiction over non-native people.
The tribal governments form their own justice systems, but non-native people may appeal their conviction to non-tribal courts.
The tribal governments form their own justice systems, and these have jurisdiction over anyone on tribal lands.
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The tribal governments form their own justice systems, and these have jurisdiction over anyone on tribal lands.
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