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Category Archives: Tribal Police Authority

  1. Washington DUI Caselaw Summary – State v. Eriksen (September 2011)

    Oct 23, 2011 —

    The Washington State Supreme Court considered whether a tribal officer observing a traffic infraction on the Lummi Reservation could stop a driver outside the reservation.  The answer here is “no.” Ms. Eriksen was observed driving with bright lights on, crossing the center line and almost striking the officers car.  Once the Lummi Police Officer stopped … [More]

  2. Washington DUI Caselaw Summary – State v. Yallup (March 2011)

    Oct 17, 2011 —

    The question presented by Elon Yallup in this felony driving under the influence (DUI) case was, can the state enforce the implied consent laws against an enrolled member of the Yakama Nation driving on state highways on the reservation?  The  conclusion is that the implied consent statute is primarily a criminal statute rather than a … [More]

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