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Tenth Circuit· 7/19/1990

Ross v. Neff

Citations

  • 905 F.2d 1349

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  • holding that “[a] warrantless arrest executed” in Indian country “outside of the arresting officer’s jurisdiction is analogous to a warrantless arrest without probable cause”
  • holding that a warrantless arrest by a state officer within Indian country violated the Fourth Amendment
  • holding that arrest made outside officer’s jurisdiction, absent exigent circumstances, violates Fourth Amendment
  • absent a special grant of jurisdiction, states lack authority over crimes by tribal members committed in Indian country
  • “The Supreme Court has expressly stated that state criminal jurisdiction in Indian country is limited to crimes committed by non-Indians against non- Indians…and victimless crimes by non-Indians”

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