Judicial Officers

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Honorable Eric Sackstein

Reverend Dr. Juan-Jose’: Brookins:

• Serve as lead legal strategist for cases involving tribal law, jurisdiction, or treaty rights.
• Represent the tribe in intergovernmental disputes or jurisdictional claims.
• Ensure the legal integrity of tribal legislation, ordinances, and executive actions.
• Guide the Nation in asserting or defending sovereignty in relation to outside governments or agencies.

Provides cultural, spiritual, or traditional counsel on rulings.

Manages case files, records, and official court documents

The Tribal Court Reporter is responsible for accurately recording and transcribing all official proceedings held within the Tribal Court. This includes hearings, trials, motions, and ceremonial judgments. The reporter ensures a clear, complete, and confidential record of all spoken testimony and judicial actions, supporting the integrity and transparency of the 4A2CN Tribal Justice System.

Serves court documents and enforces orders.

Facilitates healing-based conflict resolution circles

Supports culturally rooted reconciliation and ceremonial justice

Represents the tribal nation or community interest in legal matters.

Assists tribal members in understanding or defending their legal rights.

Provides legal advice to the court or tribal government.