Q: How does the victim of bigamy report it?
The party commiting bigamy is a member of 2 tribes.
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A: If someone is a victim of bigamy and the individual involved is a member of two tribes, the victim should report the incident to the appropriate tribal authorities. Bigamy involves being married to two or more people simultaneously, and it is considered a legal and ethical violation. In this case, since the individual is a member of two tribes, it adds a tribal jurisdictional aspect to the situation. The victim should contact the tribal courts or relevant authorities of both tribes involved and provide them with the necessary information, including details of the marriages and any evidence supporting the claim of bigamy. Tribal authorities will then investigate the matter and take appropriate legal actions within their jurisdiction to address the issue and protect the rights of the victim. It's essential for the victim to follow the procedures outlined by each tribal jurisdiction to ensure a proper resolution of the bigamy case.
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