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Jimcy McGirt sentenced to life in prison for aggravated sexual abuse

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Tribal attorneys discuss changes within tribes 13 months after McGirt ruling

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Oklahoma court: McGirt ruling should not be applied retroactively to criminal cases

FILE - This March 15, 2019 file photo shows a view of the Supreme Court in Washington. The court on Tuesday denied a request by 20 mainly Democratic states and the Democratic-led House of Representatives to decide quickly on a lower-court ruling that declared part of the statute unconstitutional and cast a cloud over the rest. Defenders of the Affordable Care Act argued that litigation should not drag on for months or years in lower courts. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

New Oklahoma AG petitions U.S. Supreme Court to overturn or limit McGirt ruling

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Oklahoma’s newest Attorney General no stranger to controversy; says he’s ready to fight McGirt ruling

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Chaos erupts at McGirt forum in Tulsa, Gov. Stitt booed by crowd over stance on historic Supreme Court ruling

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Inter-Tribal Council calls upon Congress to provide Oklahoma tribes further resources for continuing McGirt decision changes

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Oklahoma sheriff supports cross-deputation agreements

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Oklahoma man charged with murder in federal court due to Supreme Court ruling over criminal cases in the state

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Cherokee Nation files 1000th case in Tribal court following McGirt ruling

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Gov. Stitt expresses ‘deep concerns’ about bill related to court ruling impacting thousands of criminal cases in Oklahoma

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Congressman introduces bill related to McGirt decision, impact on Oklahoma

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2 Oklahoma Tribes support federal legislation allowing state compact on criminal jurisdiction after SCOTUS ruling

Oklahoma woman’s automobile burglary investigated by the FBI because she’s Native American

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