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Navajo extradition hearing scheduled
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2002 A Navajo Nation council delegate faces extradition to the state of New Mexico for alleged violation of state livestock laws. Delegate J.C. Begay is accused of cattle rustling in New Mexico. He was served with a tribal extradition order but has not been charged with any tribal offenses. The hearing will take place October 23. Get the Story:
J.C. Begay extradition hearing moved to Crownpoint (The Farmington Daily-Times 10/17) Related Stories:
Navajo extradition hearing delayed (10/16)
Navajo leader disputes extradition (10/15)
Navajo council member to be extradited (10/03)
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