California Supreme Court
Jul. 11, 2016
Juvenile courts must comply with federal regulations when working with Native American children
State juvenile courts and agencies have an ongoing obligation to comply with federal regulations that seek to protect Native American children, the state Supreme Court ruled late last week.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
State juvenile courts and agencies have an ongoing obligation to comply with federal regulations that seek to protect Native American children, the state Supreme Court ruled late last week.
Supporters say the opinion provides more opportunities for American Indian tribes to intervene on behalf of minors with Native American ancestry. But detractors say Thursday's ruling could delay the process of ...
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