matzav .com Article RatingSupreme Court Says Oklahoma Can Prosecute Crimes in 'Indian Country'
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| "Now Oklahoma law enforcement can help uphold and enforce the law equally, as we have done for over a century, Stitt said in a statement." | Positive | 0% Conservative |
| "The Oklahoma decision aounced Wednesday limits the reach of a 2020 ruling that reclassified a large swath of the state, including the city of Tulsa, as Indian land and disrupted criminal prosecutions." | Negative | -26% Liberal |
| "That decision, written by Justice Neil Gorsuch, who dissented from Wednesday's ruling, prevented state law enforcement from prosecuting Native Americans who commit crimes on Indian land." | Negative | -46% Liberal |
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50% : Now Oklahoma law enforcement can help uphold and enforce the law equally, as we have done for over a century," Stitt said in a statement.37% : The Oklahoma decision announced Wednesday limits the reach of a 2020 ruling that reclassified a large swath of the state, including the city of Tulsa, as Indian land and disrupted criminal prosecutions.
27% : That decision, written by Justice Neil Gorsuch, who dissented from Wednesday's ruling, prevented state law enforcement from prosecuting Native Americans who commit crimes on Indian land.
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