Which laws apply to members of a tribe when they are on a federal Native American reservation?

Question

(1 point)
Responses
federal, tribal, and state laws
federal, tribal, and state laws
federal and tribal laws
federal and tribal laws
tribal and state laws
tribal and state laws
state and federal laws

Answer 1

The correct response is "federal and tribal laws."

Members of a tribe on a federal Native American reservation are primarily governed by tribal law and, in some cases, applicable federal laws. State laws generally do not apply on reservations unless there is specific congressional legislation allowing them to do so.