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WOMAN SAYS NO TO TRIBAL COURT; LAWYER SAYS DANIELLE PATTERSON DOESN'T PLAN TO APPEAR AT HER ASSAULT TRIAL.(Local)
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The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
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September 24, 2002
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Byline: Glenn Coin Staff writer
An Oneida Indian woman's trial is scheduled to start today in tribal court, but her lawyer says she will refuse to appear.
That means a warrant will probably be issued for Danielle Patterson's arrest, said her lawyer, Joe Heath.
Patterson and her family have criticized Oneida Indian Nation leadership for years and have refused to recognize the tribal court system. Patterson is charged with assault and contempt for vio...
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