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NOVEMBER 7, 2000 Several California tribes are seeking legislation to expand the powers of tribal police and treat them as peace officers under state law. The tribes want the police to have the ability to enforce state law on all of its patrons, whether tribal members or not. Get the Story:
Tribes seek state policing powers (The Desert Sun 11/7)
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Facebook TwitterNOVEMBER 7, 2000 Several California tribes are seeking legislation to expand the powers of tribal police and treat them as peace officers under state law. The tribes want the police to have the ability to enforce state law on all of its patrons, whether tribal members or not. Get the Story:
Tribes seek state policing powers (The Desert Sun 11/7)
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