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Nickel said people need to start speaking up and get the attention of political leaders. “The community needs to understand that this is not just about criminal case being dismissed, this is an issue that’s going to affect every citizen in the state of Oklahoma at some level,” Nickel said.  The Cherokee Nation also sent a statement saying, “First and foremost, the victims and their families in these cases have our full support. We understand that this process is painful to revisit, and the Cherokee Nation remains in close contact with victims of cases falling under our jurisdiction to ensure we are doing everything we can to fight for justice. We ve also increased funding for victim support services so that no one is left without the help they may need.

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