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Welcome to the National Tribal Justice Resource Center's Tribal Codes and Constitutions Return to the Main Tribal Codes and Constitutions Page Pawnee Law and Order Code TITLE I TRIBAL COURTS Section 1. Authorization There is hereby established, ordained, and activated pursuant to the Constitution of the Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma a Judicial Branch of the Government of the Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma with a lower Court known as the District Court and an upper Court known as the Supreme Court. Section 2. Definitions The following words have the meanings given below when used in this Act, unless a different meaning is obvious from the context: (a) "Clerk" shall mean the Clerk of the Court (b) "Code" shall mean the Statutory laws of the Tribe. (c) "Constitution" shall mean the Constitution of the Tribe. (d) "District Court" shall mean the lower or general trial Court operating within the jurisdiction of the Tribe. (e) "He", "him", and "his" shall mean the masculine, feminine and neuter forms as appropriate unless a particular masculine, feminine or neuter form is necessary for the phrase to have meaning. (f) "Jurisdiction" shall mean the Indian Country within the territorial jurisdiction of the Tribe.

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College of Law 300 Timberdell Road Norman, OK 73019-5081 Phone: (405) 325-4726 FAX: (405) 325-0502 Internet: http://www.law.ou.edu Administrative Officers of the College Andrew M. Coats, Dean Kathleen R. Guzman, Associate Dean for Academics Michael A. Scaperlanda, Associate Dean for Research Stanley L. Evans, Assistant Dean for Student Services David. A. Poarch, Assistant Dean for External Affairs General Information In 1971, the College of Law became part of the Oklahoma Law Center. The center was established to encourage and facilitate development of programs beyond the normal law school scope. The role of the Law Center is more than training lawyers. It provides a number of professional activities to serve the Bar and the citizens of the state of Oklahoma. These include continuing legal education for lawyers, training of legal assistants, publishing books on Oklahoma law, organized legal research, public service projects, and legal aid services for the needy. It is home to the Law Library. In 2002, the Law Center building, now named Andrew M. Coats Hall, completed a $19-million dollar expansion, including a new law library with large reading room, high-speed modernized computer labs, private study rooms, and a 250-seat high-tech courtroom. OU Law students now are able to watch live trials and appeals hearings as state and federal courts bring the real world into the Law Center.

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College of Law 300 Timberdell Road Phone: (405) 325-4726 Norman, OK 73019-5081 FAX: (405) 325-0502 Internet: http://www.law.ou.edu Administrative Officers of the College Andrew M. Coats, Dean Robert B. Smith, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs W. Murray Tabb, Associate Dean for Student Affairs David. A. Poarch, Assistant Dean for External Affairs In 1970, the College of Law became part of the Oklahoma Law Center. The center was established to encourage and facilitate development of programs beyond the normal law school scope. The role of the Law Center is more than training lawyers. It provides a number of professional activities to serve the Bar and the citizens of the state of Oklahoma. These include continuing legal education for lawyers, training of legal assistants, publishing books on Oklahoma law, organized legal research, public service projects, and legal aid services for the needy. General Information OXFORD SUMMER PROGRAM The College of Law offers a summer program each year at Oxford, England. Courses are offered in a wide variety of legal subjects which meet all ABA and AALS requirements. Credit is granted by the University of Oklahoma College of Law and can be transferred to other law schools in the United States.

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