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Under what circumstances would a state law enforcement officer have the authority to arrest a tribal member on tribal land?(1 point)
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if the state authorizes it
if the state authorizes it
if the national government authorizes it
if the national government authorizes it
if the local city or county authorizes it
if the local city or county authorizes it
if the tribe authorizes it
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If the tribe authorizes it.
States generally lack criminal jurisdiction over tribal members on tribal land unless the tribe consents (or Congress has specifically granted the state jurisdiction, e.g., under Public Law 280 or by cross‑deputization agreements).
States generally lack criminal jurisdiction over tribal members on tribal land unless the tribe consents (or Congress has specifically granted the state jurisdiction, e.g., under Public Law 280 or by cross‑deputization agreements).
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