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<blockquote data-quote="Foghorn" data-source="post: 2720211" data-attributes="member: 8834"><p>With it being trust land the local sheriff's office has very little authority. We can only really act to keep the scene safe until BIA units arrive. BIA has authority but normally in cases like this, they'll consider it a civil issue and decline to get involved except to keep the peace, prevent harm. </p><p>If they chose to act, it would take a long time to filter through the tribal courts and the outcome would be in question since that particular tribe has been in state of disarray for quite sometime. (It's getting better but it's not settled down yet). If they acted outside the tribal court, it would require the U.S. Attorney to adopt relevant state statutes (recreational tresspass) and frankly I doubt they'd do the paperwork for a misdemeanor....</p><p>Best of luck, but if your landowner is not willing to step in and lay down the rules this is going to be a continuing problem. </p><p>Best of luck, there's some good areas up there with a nice deer herd!!</p><p></p><p>Nothing screams poor craftsmanship like wrinkles in your duct tape</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Foghorn, post: 2720211, member: 8834"] With it being trust land the local sheriff's office has very little authority. We can only really act to keep the scene safe until BIA units arrive. BIA has authority but normally in cases like this, they'll consider it a civil issue and decline to get involved except to keep the peace, prevent harm. If they chose to act, it would take a long time to filter through the tribal courts and the outcome would be in question since that particular tribe has been in state of disarray for quite sometime. (It's getting better but it's not settled down yet). If they acted outside the tribal court, it would require the U.S. Attorney to adopt relevant state statutes (recreational tresspass) and frankly I doubt they'd do the paperwork for a misdemeanor.... Best of luck, but if your landowner is not willing to step in and lay down the rules this is going to be a continuing problem. Best of luck, there's some good areas up there with a nice deer herd!! Nothing screams poor craftsmanship like wrinkles in your duct tape [/QUOTE]
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