Tribe: Quapaw Nation
§51 Deferred and Suspended Sentencing A. When the Court issues an order for deferral or suspension of sentencing, or an
order for probation in general, the Court imposes a sentence under which the
Court: 1. Defers or suspends all or a portion of the sentence imposed by the Court,
which involved incarceration; and 2. Releases the individual into the community instead of placing the
individual in confinement or detention subject to the oonditions imposed
by the Court. 3. May assign a probation officer from the Probation Division of the
Quapaw Nation Marshals Service, or some other source. B. when the court defers or suspends the imposition of a sentence imposed for
the conviction of a crime, it shall attachsuch reasonable conditions of probation
that it deems necessary to ensure that the individual will lead a law-ab-iding life
or is likely to assist the individual in doing so. Some such conditions may be as
follows: 1. Meet his or her family responsibilities; 2. Devote himself or herself to a specific employment or occupation, if
available to the defendant; 3. Undergo available and appropriate medical or psychiatric or other
rehabilitative treatment; 4. Pursue a prescribed secular course of education, study, or vocational
training, if available and financially feasible for the defendant; 5. Refrain from frequenting unlawful or disreputable places or consorting
with disreputable people; 6. Refrain from all possession or use of intoxicants, narcotics or drugs that
are not prescribed by a medical professional: 7. Prohibit the individual from possessing a ftearm or other dangerous
weapon, unless granted permission by the Court or Probation Officer; 8. Pay restitution to the victim or Nation; 9. Remain within the jurisdiction of the Nation and notifu the Court of any
change ofaddress; 10. Report as directed to the Court or the Probation Officer and to permit
said Officer to visit the individual’s home; 11. Pay all or part of a fine andlor court costs imposed at sentencing; 12. Satis$ any other conditions reasonably related to the rehabilitation of
the individual.