Oklahoma Supreme Court's opinion challenging parts of the Indian Child Welfare Act is flawed, experts say

Late last month, the Oklahoma Supreme Court issued a controversial opinion on the federal 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act, which gives the state the authority to intervene in the custody of Indian children, even if they live on a reservation that is not their own.

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