3-10.02 Arrest and Hearing. On receipt of a valid warrant, the Judge may issue a court order directing the
Spokane Police Chief to apprehend the person or persons named in the warrant.
(a) Upon the written or oral request of the accused or upon the Judge's own motion, a hearing shall
be conducted to determine if there is good reason or probable cause for an order of extradition.
(b) Upon such a finding, the individual shall be made available for pick up by the proper authorities.
(c) The accused shall always be informed of his or her right to an extradition hearing prior to
deliverance to the authorities.
(d) Written evidence of such disclosure shall be preserved as a part of the record of the proceeding.
3-10.03 Detention.
(a) When such person is apprehended, it shall be the duty of the Chief of Police or the arresting
officer to notify the proper authorities of the apprehension of the subject, and said subject may
be detained in the Tribal jail for a period not to exceed 48 hours from the time of apprehension,
unless an extradition hearing is ordered.
(b) If the lawful authority requesting the apprehension of the subject, after first being notified, does
not take possession of the person within 48 hours, the Court shall require a new warrant to be
presented.
Section 3-11 Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
3-11.01 Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt. Conviction of a criminal offense, as defined by this Code, shall
be by a finding that the evidence shows beyond a reasonable doubt that the offender has committed the
offense with which he is charged.
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