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Indian Country Law Enforcement Section

IACP Indian Country Law Enforcement Section seal
Mission Statement: The mission of the Indian Country Law Enforcement Section is to organize and promote law enforcement information, expertise, Native American culture and training for the professional development of tribal, local, state and federal law enforcement in Indian Country.

Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Member Roster

Meetings and Events

2012 Annual Meeting Announcement

IACP Indian Country Law Enforcement Golf Tournament

IACP Indian Country Sponsor Order Form

Past Meetings

2011 Annual Meeting Announcement

2011 Annual Meeting Agenda

2011 Mid-Year Meeting Announcement

2011 Mid-Year Meeting Agenda

Indian Country Law Enforcement Lifetime Achievement Award

Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Officer of the Year Award

Description of the Program
Nomination Form in PDF format


Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Officer of the Year 2010
Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Officer of the Year 2009
Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Officer of the Year 2008
Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Officer of the Year 2007
Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Officer of the Year 2006
Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Officer of the Year 2005
Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Officer of the Year 2004
Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Officer of the Year 2003
Indian Country Law Enforcement Section Officer of the Year 2002

Other Resources

Webinar: The Role of Law Enforcement in Offender Reentry (WMV*)
December 6, 2011 webinar on The Role of Law Enforcement in Officer Reentry. Speaking are Section Chair, Joseph LaPorte, Section Vice Chair, Chief Bill Denke, and BIA Acting Deputy Associate Director for Corrections, Patricia Broken Leg Brill.
*You may need to install the codec https://www3.gotomeeting.com/codec in order to view the webinar recording.

http://www.tribaljusticeandsafety.gov/
The goal of this resource is to provide a user-friendly, current, and comprehensive resource for American Indian and Alaska Native Tribal governments to further improve the safety of their communities. It is also designed as a resource to help the general public and other Federal agencies learn more about Tribal justice and safety issues in Indian Country.

Available IACP documents for download include:

Tribal Law Enforcement Research Reports Now Available
New research data critical to Indian country law enforcement has just been made available from the U.S. Department of Justice. The National Institute of Justice and the Bureau of Justice Statistics have both released major studies on tribal law enforcement and corrections that will inform our members and those with whom they work.

Tribal Law Enforcement Census Data
The Bureau of Justice Statistics has just released a report of census data on tribal law enforcement. This report is available by using the link below. Census of Tribal Justice Agencies, 2002 can be located at www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/whtsnw2.htm#pubs.

National Institute of Justice: Public Law 280 Research Report
New from NIJ is a valuable report on state criminal jurisdiction in PL-280 states in the Continental United States. The report can be accessed by the following link: www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij/pubs-sum/209839.htm

Contact

For more information, contact Elaine Deck, staff liaison, 1-800-THE-IACP Ext. 843.