On the recordSeptember 26, 2017
The U.S. Attorney's Office can still prosecute these cases. They do not have to be in Indian Country to prosecute these cases, correct?
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congress.govThe U.S. Attorney's Office can still prosecute these cases. They do not have to be in Indian Country to prosecute these cases, correct?
Cortez Masto emphasizes the U.S. Attorney's jurisdiction over trafficking cases beyond Indian Country.
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