07202221 Master Training Book

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— Criminal Adjudicative Jurisdiction — Outside of Indian Country

— States have general jurisdiction of all people, including Indians, within the state’s borders but not within Indian Country — Within Indian Country — States have exclusive criminal jurisdiction over crimes committed by non-Indians against non- Indians in Indian Country — States have jurisdiction over victimless crimes committed by non-Indians

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— General Civil Adjudicative Jurisdiction — States have general civil jurisdiction over all people, including Indians, and all actions occurring within their territories (excluding Indian Country) — Divorce — States do not have jurisdiction over a divorce if both parties are Indians living in Indian Country — States do not have jurisdiction over the settlement of trust lands in Indian divorces

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