ASAP PLEASE Now imagine you’re a US judge serving at Fort Smith. A Native American suspected of committing a crime in Indian Territory has fled to the United States. Would you hear the case? Would you order the accused to be sent back to Indian Territory? Or would you ignore the issue entirely? Explain and defend your answer in 50–100 words.

If the accused is a tribal citizen, then I would not have the jurisdiction to hear the case. As a US judge, I can only hear cases that relate to US citizens. At the time, Native Americans were not US citizens. If that was the situation, I would send the accused back to Indian Territory to have the case tried in a tribal court.

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d is the best answer for this question.