Tribes and feds push to implement Tribal Law and Order Act
Tribal leaders and federal officials gathered in Albuquerque to discuss the Tribal Law and Order Act signed by President Obama. The measure aims to improve crime data collection, ensure prosecution of violent crimes in tribal communities, train reservation police, expand tribal courts sentencing, and align interagency procedures while funding and regulatory questions remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feds
Albuquerque
Obama
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S
Kevin Washburn
University of New Mexico Law School
Washburn
Christopher Chaney
Justice Department
Office of
Tribal Justice
Recruits Told to Accept Gay Applicants Amid Policy Uncertainty
AP interviews reveal recruiters told to accept applicants who say they are gay while some deny awareness of the order. The moratorium on enforcement could reverse if the ruling is appealed or a stay granted. Confusion persists as groups advise silence and some troops discuss coming out amid shifting rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Smith
Trial continued details of York Koenig shootings evidence
Testimony covered gunshot wounds and stippling indicating close range. DNA results linked Daugherty’s blood to Koenig and York with extremely small odds against others. weapon details confirmed single action Ruger. Crime scene blood spatter described. contamination questions addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
York
Koenig
Lowry
Daugherty
Guerra
Carrie Zais
Department of Public Safety Dna and Serology Unit
Zais
Ron Smith
APD
Technical Services Unit of Crime Investigation Divi
Duffey Aims Community Change Through Service Push
Duffey pledges to engage the community by expanding service efforts and encouraging participation. He emphasizes listening to residents and mobilizing volunteers to address local needs and strengthen civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffey
Character Counts visit links schools and zoo education
New Mexico Military Institute cadets and zoo staff escorted youths near the Citizenship Station in Pepper Ground and to the next stop as six topics were covered. Elaine Mayfield, zoo director, praised the program as education oriented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Military Institute
Zoo
Peppermint Play
Elaine Mayfield
Los Angeles
Roswell
Raftery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anthony Brandenburg
Intertribal Court of
Southern California
John Dossett
National Congress of American Indians
Air Force
OutServe
Israel
Canada
Germany
Sweden
Log Cabin Republicans
Phillips
White House
Pentagon
9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Pensacola
Fla
Timothy Chandler
Navy
Army
Mobile
Ala
James S. Lowry
Michael Sanchez
Steve Guerra
Department of Public Safety
Wilcox
Sanchez
Smith
CID
Erik Hiatt
District Attorney's Office
Hiatt
J.palmer
Page
County Commission
Mattarco
Roswell-Record.com
Ruidoso, Alto, Ruidoso Downs
Pantan
Aprva
Lincoln, Carrizore
Fort Stanton
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Sanders
Catan — Oy
Loyd Sanders
Patricia Hairston
Senida Jurado
Amu
T-Level Construction, Inc
John Cox Theron Loving
Delite Pepperoni
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!