Ponca Tribe of Neb. to Establish Appellate Court (AP 2/5)
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Ponca Tribe to host swearing-in ceremony for appellate court
Posted: Wednesday, February 5, 2014
The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska is establishing an appellate court.
The tribe previously used the Northern Plains Intertribal Court of Appeals. But now it will have its own appeals court.
A swearing-in ceremony will be held February 27 for
Chief Justice Mary Jo Hunter and judges Eldena Bear Don't Walk and Richard McGee.
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Ponca Tribe of Neb. to Establish Appellate Court (AP 2/5)
Ponca Tribe of Neb. to Establish Appellate Court (AP 2/5)
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