Tribe: Paiute-Shoshone Tribe of the Fallon Reservation and Colony
4-70-100 Probation. (a) Power to Grant Probation – After a judgment of “guilty” has been entered where a
sentence of imprisonment has been imposed, the Tribal Court may, in its discretion,
suspend the serving of such sentence and release the defendant on probation, on that
person’s signed pledge of good conduct for the duration of the probation. (b) person’s signed pledge of good conduct for the duration of the probation.
Conditions of Probation – The Tribal Court may attach further and reasonable conditions
of probation, including, but not limited to, a requirement that the defendant do one or
more of the following: (1) Serve a lesser period of imprisonment; (2) Serve a lesser period of imprisonment;
Undergo available medical, psychiatric, or other rehabilitative treatment, and
enter and remain in a specified institution when required for that purpose, for a
period not to exceed the maximum possible imprisonment, as provided in
Subsection 4-70-070(a); (3) Refrain from all use of intoxicants, narcotics, or drugs unless taken under a
doctor’s orders; (4) Report as directed to a probation officer and permit the officer to visit his home; (5) Remain within the jurisdiction of the Tribal Court, and to notify the probation
officer of any change of address or employment; (6) Not to have in his possession any firearm or other dangerous weapon unless
granted permission by his probation officer; and (7) Satisfy any other conditions reasonably related to the rehabilitation of the
defendant and not incompatible with his freedom of conscience or unduly
restrictive of his liberty. (c) Notice of Probation Conditions – The defendant shall be given a written statement of
the requirements of his probation, stated with sufficient specificity to enable him to act
accordingly. (d) Length of Probation – The length of the period of probation shall not exceed twice the
maximum sentence for offense involved.