US EditionMagistrate judge in Bobby Barrick case: Tribal citizens have 'fewer constitutional civil rights protections'
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Magistrate judge in Bobby Barrick case: Tribal citizens have 'fewer constitutional civil rights protections'
In the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Oklahoma, Magistrate Judge Gerald L. Jackson has recommended that a lawsuit brought by the widow of Bobby Barrick be dismissed, finding that three law enforcement officers “were acting under tribal authority” when they allegedly tased and struck the Choctaw Nation citizen who had been detained […] The post Magistrate judge in Bobby Barrick case: Tribal citizens have ‘fewer constitutional civ…
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