Appellate Court

The Appellate Court reviews decisions made by the Trial Court to ensure they were handled fairly, correctly, and in accordance with Tribal law.

​

It does not conduct new trials but examines the record of the lower court for legal or procedural errors.

​

The Appellate Court provides an important check within the judicial system, offering parties an avenue to seek review and ensuring consistency, fairness, and integrity in the administration of tribal justice.