tribal law enforcement organizations / law enforcement training / justice systems / law enforcement personnel / appropriate solutions / collaborative cross-jurisdictional solutions / federal crime reporting systems / case law / law enforcement organizations / tribal law enforcement / Tribal law enforcement departments / tribal justice systems / victim services / tribal law enforcement officers / crime reporting systems / law enforcement / data collection systems / tribal and non-tribal law enforcement / /
Organization
office of Justice Programs office of Tribal / office of Justice Programs Violence Against Women office / office of Justice Programs office of State and Local Domestic Preparedness Services / office of Tribal Justice / Federal Bureau of Investigation / Advisory Board / U.S. Department of the Interior / Women Office / office of Justice Programs / Congress / office of Justice Programs National Institute / International Association of Chiefs of Police / Bureau of Justice Assistance / federal government / Yavapai-Prescott Tribal Law Enforcement Department / U.S. Department of Justice / US Attorney’s Office / U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Indian Affairs / National Sheriffs Association / Tribal Justice office of Juvenile Justice and Prevention Programs / office of Justice Programs office for Victims of Crime / /
Person
Debra Gee / Todd Araujo / Ed Reina / Act / John Harte / Jacqueline Agtuca / Yavapai-Prescott Tribal Law / Richard Ward / Norena Henry / Mary Lou Leary / /
Position
Acting Assistant Attorney General / Acting Director / Deputy Director / Director / Executive / Major / Chair / Tribal Legal Counsel / CONTENTS EXECUTIVE / Chief / /
IMPROVING SAFETY IN INDIAN COUNTRY: RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE IACP 2001 SUMMIT OCTOBER, 2001