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Exercise of the Tribes’ sovereignty providing for resolution of conflicts within a tribal forum.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE TRIBAL COURT
April Attebury, Associate Judge/Court Administrator
Charles Henry, Chief Judge (Contractor)
Location and Mailing Address:
1836 Apsuun P.O Box 629 Yreka, California 96097 Telephone 530-842-9228 Fax 530-842-9227 You can email the clerk at 
SCHEDULED COURT DAYS:
Court days will be set as necessary and at least monthly. Court dates may be confirmed by contacting the court clerk at the phone number, fax number or e-mail address shown below.
The Karuk Tribal Court is involved with many projects related to family, juvenile, child support, custody, and domestic violence law and procedure. Click on the title below to find out about a particular program or project:
Legal Assistance & Education Project
The Karuk Tribal Court Self Users Program is designed to assist Native American self - represented litigants fill out court papers, understand the legal process in child and family court and learn about other resources available to them.
Juvenile Justice Tribal Youth Wellness Program
Roxanne Strangfeld, Case Manager
(530) 842-1644 ext: 7052  Tracie Lima, LCSW-Yreka Charles Lent, LCSW-Happy Camp/Orleans April Attebury, Project Administrator
Northern California Intertribal CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) Program (NCI CASA)
April Attebury, Project Administrator
Isaac Kinney, Recruitment and Training Coordinator(Americorps Member)
OVW Grants to Indian Tribal Governments Program
Goal: To assist in the reduction of the incidence of violence against Native Women, Children, Teens and Elders and provide access to culturally sensitive support and legal services.
April Attebury, Project Administrator
Karuk Circle of Care IV Planning Project
Roxanne Strangfeld, Youth Coordinator
(530) 842-1644 ext: 7052 Holly Hensher, Administrative Assistant/Cultural Broker (530) 627-3452 ext. 3020  Robert Attebery, Consultant/Cultural Broker  April Attebury, Project Administrator (530) 842-9228 Mike Edwards, Child And Family Services Director
Karuk Circles of Care IV & Tribal Youth Leadership News Flash:
 August 12, 2009 Indigenous youth participants created this video at the National Indian Child Welfare Association's Circles of Care Grantee meeting in Denver, CO. The youth participated in a workshop lead by Native artists Bunky Echo-Hawk and David Bernie. They learned photography, filmmaking, participated in group discussions, and created an interactive LIVE art painting. The youth decided that with a strong spiritual commitment, we can start to overcome the effects of genocide in our Indigenous communities. The song used in the video is by one of the Karuk Youth Leadership Council Members: "The Young and the Old" by Kevin "Braveheart" Harrison Check it OUT!!!!Circles of Care Karuk Video This video by Carlos Rodriquez and Reuben Whiting talks about Karuk heritage and culture, ceremonial dancing and dip-net fishing. Click here to view Windows Media File |
