'Oklahoma lacks jurisdiction' in Keith Stitt speeding ticket

The United States filed an amicus brief in the Keith Stitt speeding ticket case challenging Tulsa's ability to pursue cases against Indians.

Related Keywords

United States , City Of Tulsa , Oklahoma , Wyandotte , Arizona , Tulsa , Choctaw , Americans , Erwin Chemerinsky , Thurgood Marshall , Joe Tomlinson , Kevin Stitt , Brett Chapman , Justice Thurgood Marshall , Tristan Loveless , Department Of Justice , Oklahoma Tax Commission , Tulsa Police Department , Federal Bureau Of Investigation , Oklahoma Court , Tulsa Police Officers , Circuit Court , Rover , Oklahoma Supreme Court , Bureau Of Indian Affairs , Oklahoma Us Supreme Court , Us Supreme Court , Arizona State Tax Commission , Tulsa Municipal Court , Us Attorney Office , Bureau Of Investigation , Keith Stitt , Marvin Keith Stitt , Criminal Appeals , Cherokee Nation , Muscogee Nation Reservation , Range Rover , Indian Country , Marvin Keith , United State , Native Americans , White Mountain Apache Tribe , Wyandotte Reservation , Estate Tax , Tax Commission , Oklahoma Supreme , Appeal Hooper , Curtis Act , Muscogee Nation , Choctaw Nations , Major Crimes Act , Indian Affairs , Federal Bureau , Major Crimes ,