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Judicial Requirements

For most tribes, implementation of VAWA 2013 will require changes to court policies and procedures. VAWA requires that judges hearing SDVCJ cases must be law-trained. It also requires that court proceedings must be recorded.

RESOURCES

  • Pascua Yaqui Tribe Bench Card for SDVCJ 

  • Article on Protecting Sovereignty: The Role of Tribal Courts  

  • Tulalip Tribes’ DV Court

  • Domestic Violence Courts Key Principles

  • History of Domestic Violence Courts

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