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Here. An excerpt: Violence and crime rage unchecked in Indian country, yet the federal government, the primary law enforcer on reservations, is investigating and prosecuting fewer violent felonies, and reducing financing for tribal courts and public-safety programs. That is a … <a href="http://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2012/11/22/nyts-oped-lawlessness-in-indian-country/">Continue reading →</a>

NYTs Op/Ed: Lawlessness in Indian Country