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Tribal judge suspended
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MAY 4, 2000 The Tribal Council of the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska has suspended chief tribal judge Jerre William Moreland. The move came Tuesday after the council reviewed a report alleging civil-rights violations of defendants in his court. Moreland has also been the subject of two federal lawsuits and a campaign by tribal members to have him removed. The BIA will assist the tribe in locating an associate judge. Get the Story:
Tribe's Judge Is Suspended After Complaints, Review (The Omaha World Herald 5/4)
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