3-3-101. Purpose

Statutes | The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Law Code Title III Chapter 3 Part 1 § 3-3-101

This Chapter shall be liberally interpreted and construed to fulfill the following expressed purposes:   (1) To preserve and retain the family unit whenever possible. To provide for the care, protection, and wholesome mental and physical development of youth offenders who are within the...

2-3-304. Granting parole

Statutes | The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Law Code Title II Chapter 3 Part 3 § 2-3-304

(1) In determining whether to grant parole, the Court shall consider all pertinent information including, but not limited to, the following:    (a) The circumstances and nature of the offense    (b) The past criminal record of the petitioner    (c) The past employment...

2-3-303. Parole hearing

Statutes | The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Law Code Title II Chapter 3 Part 3 § 2-3-303

The Court shall hold a hearing on the petition within 10 days of its filing.  All persons desiring to speak at the hearing shall be heard, including, but not limited to law enforcement officers, the Tribal prosecutor, family and friends of the offender, the offender and the offenders attorney,...

2-3-204. Probation revocation hearing

Statutes | The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Law Code Title II Chapter 3 Part 2 § 2-3-204

(1) A probationer is entitled to a hearing before the Court prior to revocation of probation within 10 days of the date of notice of revocation or the date of arrest for violating a condition of probation, unless good cause for delay exists.  The burden is on the party asking for the delay to...

2-3-201. Declaration of purpose and policy

Statutes | The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Law Code Title II Chapter 3 Part 2 § 2-3-201

The Tribal Council finds and declares that probation is a desirable disposition of appropriate criminal cases because:   (1) It provides a framework by which the Tribes can supervise positive rehabilitative measures imposed on an offender by a court   (2) The offender remains under the...

2-3-104. Definitions

Statutes | The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Law Code Title II Chapter 3 Part 1 § 2-3-104

As used in this Chapter, unless the context otherwise requires, the following definitions apply:   (1) "Notice to the probationer or parolee" is the personal service of a warrant or a summons and petition for revocation of the parole or probation to a supervised offender.   (2)...

Section 1-412. Rights of Victims of Domestic or Family Violence; Duty of Prosecutor to Inform Victim of Rights.

Statutes | Colorado River Tribe, Domestic and Family Violence Code Chapter 4 §1-412

(1)  A victim of domestic or family violence is entitled to:            (A)  be informed of all hearing dates and continuances            (B)  receive a copy of the arresting officers report at no cost...

Section 1-411. Victims Assistance; Duty of Law Enforcement Officer

Statutes | Colorado River Tribe, Domestic and Family Violence Code Chapter 4 §1-411

(1)   A law enforcement officer who responds to an incident involving family violence shall use all reasonable means to protect the victim, hold the perpetrator accountable and prevent further violence, including but not limited to:            (A)...

Section 1-410. Prosecution Without a Willing Victim Witness

Statutes | Colorado River Tribe, Domestic and Family Violence Code Chapter 4 §1-410

Prosecution of an offense under Chapter 3 of this Article IV shall be pursued even without a willing victim witness if there is probable cause to show the commission of such criminal offense.

Section 1-409. Right to File for Criminal Relief.

Statutes | Colorado River Tribe, Domestic and Family Violence Code Chapter 4 §1-409

(1) A persons right to file a criminal complaint shall not be affected by:                (A) The petitioners use of reasonable force in self-defense against the respondent...