Tribal and State Court Affairs Committee

The Committee on Tribal and State Court Affairs was established following adoption of Administrative Rule 37 by the Supreme Court. The Committee is comprised of tribal and state court judges, tribal and state court support services representatives, and public members. It provides a vehicle for expanding awareness about the operation of tribal and state court systems, identifying and discussing issues regarding court practices, procedures, and administration, which are of common concern to members of the two court systems, and for cultivating mutual respect for, and cooperation between, tribal and state courts.