TRIBAL LAW ENFORCEMENT POWERS TO ARREST AND DETAIN :

• When there is probable cause to believe that an Indian suspect has committed the crime of sexual assault against an Indian victim in Indian Country

• When there is probable cause to believe that an Indian suspect has committed the crime of sexual assault against a non-Indian victim in Indian Country

• Cross-deputized tribal law enforcement officers may arrest and detain both Indians and non-Indians on behalf of the certifying agency

• Tribal law enforcement officers (who are not cross-deputized) can detain non-Indians for a "reasonable amount of time" until the appropriate state or federal law enforcement officers arrive or until they cam transport them to the nearest state/federal jurisdiction

• Tribal law enforcement may arrest and detain non-indians with significant contacts with the Tribe (reside on tribal lands, etc.) who have committed sexual violence against an intimate partner or a former intimate partner

• Tribal law enforcement may arrest and detain Indian suspects outside of Indian Country when they are in hot pursuit of the suspect

• Tribal law enforcement officers may detain non-Indian suspects outside of Indian Country when they are in hot pursuit of the suspect