Tribal Courts, Codes and Constitutions   Tags: tribal codes, tribal constitutions, tribal courts  

Online databases & resources at the MLIC.

Must register to obtain decisions, but need not be a Cherokee citizen to register.

There is a link following the phrase - Tribal Court Published Opinions and Ordinances can be found here, that provides further links to three folders: Appeals, Civil, and Juvenile that include opinions from the respective courts.

This link goes to the home page of the Ho-Chunk Judiciary. There are links on the left-side of the site and the bottome on the site that link to the Ho-Chunk Supreme Court and the Ho-Chunk Trial Court, respectively.

The Oneida Nation Reporter is a compilation of opinions rendered by the Oneida Tribal Judicial System, also known as the Appeals Commission, beginning with 1992. Each volume is separated into three sections, Initial Review, Trial Court, and Appellate Court. Volume 1 (1992-1995) and Volume 2 (1996) does not contain Initial Reviews.

West Publishing, 2 vols. Copyright., 1993.
Location: Native American Law Center KF 8228 .C5 A5 1993

Court Procedures & Civil Procedures
Location: Native American Law Center KF 8228 .K2 A55 1990 & 1992

2 vols.
Location: Native American Law Center K 32 .K44 A2

10 vols.
Location: Native American Law Center KUQ 354 .M36

West Publishing, 2 vols., Copyright 2008.
Location: Native American Law Center KF8228.P53 A43

West Publishing, 2 vols. Copyright 1995.
Location: Native American Law Center KF 8228 .C6 A5 1996

Thomson/West, c2010. 5 vols.
Location: Native American Law Center KF8228.C9 A45 2010

[St. Paul, MN] : Thomson/West, c2005-. 4 vols.
Location: Native American Law Center KF8228.N3 A55 2005

1997 Resolutions & Ordinances
[Seminole , OK: The Nation, 1997]
Location: Native American Law Center E99 .S28 A2 1997