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[Prepared statement of Mr. Yazzie follows:] 78 SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATIVE AMERICAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TESTIMONY OF THE NAVAJO NATION on H. R. 1268, THE "INDIAN TRIBAL JUSTICE ACT" by The Honorable Robert Yazzie Chief Justice of the Navajo Nation April 21, 1993 79 INTRODUCTION Mr. Chairman and members of the Subcommittee on Native American Affairs (SNAA), the Navajo Nation appreciates this opportunity to provide our concerns regarding the tr...ibal court legislation, H. R. 1268. I am Chief Justice Robert Yazzle of the Navajo Nation Judicial Branch, presenting these views on behalf of the Navajo Nation. This testimony is supported by the Judiciary and Intergovernmental Relations Committees of the Navajo Nation Council.
Legislation for tribal justice is vital to tribal sovereignty. In this context, "sovereignty" means Independence and integrity, and freedom from outside interference or control. Sovereignty also means tribes being able to provide complete justice to all plaintiffs and defendants who appear in our courtrooms.

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