Teams at Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation

Presides over criminal, civil, family law, dependency, and infraction cases in the Colville Tribal Court. Manages court dockets, conducts legal research, writes opinions, issues decisions, and applies tribal, state, and federal Indian law. The Associate Judge collaborates with tribal officials, legal offices, other courts, and the public while maintaining judicial ethics, confidentiality, and courtroom professionalism. The role also includes on-call judicial orders, training participation, and flexible or extended hours.

Serve as receptionist and provide customer-service oriented transactions, general clerical support, and data entry. Support multiple administrative areas, process financial transactions (purchase orders, budget changes), produce correspondence and reports, maintain confidentiality, and manage high-volume office tasks using standard PC software.

Supervises prosecuting attorney department staff and ensures legal representation for the Tribes in criminal, civil, natural resource, fish and wildlife, dependency, and other Tribal Court proceedings. Manages a substantial caseload, applies Federal Indian Law and Colville Tribal law, coordinates with courts and law enforcement, prepares legal documents, maintains confidentiality, and upholds professional and ethical standards.