Crow Constitution and By-Laws
Constitution and By-Laws of the Crow Tribe of Indians
Rules of Order
Crow Law and Order Code
Introduction to Crow Law and Order Code
Title 1 – General Provisions
Title 2 – Probate
Title 3 – Establishment of the Crow Tribal Courts and Tribal Jurisdiction
Title 4 – Reserved (Previously Law Enforcement Services)
Title 5 – Rules of Civil Procedure
Title 6 – Reserved
Title 7 – Rules of Appellate Procedure in the Crow Court of Appeals
Title 8 – Crimes and Offenses – Title 8A: Criminal Procedure
Title 8 – Crimes and Offenses – Title 8B: Crow Criminal Code
Title 8 – Crimes and Offenses – Title 8C: Criminal Traffic Offenses
Title 8 – Crimes and Offenses – Title 8D: Sex Offender Registration
Title 8 – Crimes and Offenses – Title 8E: Domestic Violence
Title 9 – Juveniles
Title 10 – Domestic Relations
Title 11 – Reserved
Title 12-Crow Tribal Fish and Game Code
Title 13 – Taxation
Title 14 – Civil Regulation of Vehicular Traffic
Title 15 – Commercial and Consumer Transactions
Title 16 – Administrative Procedures
Title 17 – Reserved
Title 18 – Reserved
Title 19 – Reserved
Title 20 – Utilities
Title 21 – Elections
Title 22 – Crow Public Utilities and Crow Environmental Protection Agency
Title 23 – Crow Gaming Ordinance
Title 24 – Environmental Policy
Title 25-30 – Reserved
Mission
It is the Mission of the Legislative Branch of the Crow Tribal Government to remain an autonomous entity of the tribal Government of the Crow people while working in conjunction with Executive and Judicial Branches to benefit the tribe.
The lawmaking power of the Legislative Branch will be directly responsive to the needs of the Crow people.
The Legislative Branch will work to create a voice for the Crow People. Legislators from each of the six districts on the reservation represent their respective constituents by creating opportunity for economic growth, improved infrastructure, advancements in education and an improved relationship with the general council.
