Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta’s Constitutional Mistakes
Bethany R. Berger, Stanford Law Review & The Stanford Law Review
Abstract
Something bizarre is happening in Oklahoma. The state’s high courts, well-versed by long experience in federal Indian law, are rewriting fundamental rules of that field. Since 2022, the Oklahoma Supreme Court and Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals have rejected challenges to state jurisdiction over tribal citizens in child welfare, domestic violence, and ordinary criminal matters. […]