7.10.110 Tribal court decision.
(1) After considering all the testimony and evidence submitted at the hearing, the tribal court shall issue a written decision to uphold or dismiss the citation and the reasons for that decision, including written findings on each violation. The decision of the tribal court shall be issued within 20 calendar days following completion of the hearing.
(2) If the tribal court determines the citation should be upheld, he or she may apply any of the following remedies:
(a) Issue an injunction, by ordering the petitioner to temporarily or permanently refrain from conducting the acts or actions that gave rise to the citation.
(b) Impose penalties consistent with Chapter 7.45 RRTC.
(c) Suspend the penalty on the condition the petitioner does not commit any other violations of this title and complies with all tribal court orders relating to the violation during a specified period not to exceed one year.
(d) Issue such other order as may be deemed fair and just by the tribal court.
(3) If the tribal court finds that the request for hearing was submitted by the petitioner simply to cause delay, expense or was completely without merit, then the tribal court may hold the petitioner liable for, and order petitioner to pay, the tribe’s reasonable fees and costs, including attorney’s fees.
(4) If the tribal court determines the citation should be upheld, it shall set forth in the decision the payment schedule for the penalty as well as for payment of any administrative costs assessed under subsection (3) of this section.
(5) If the tribal court determines the citation should be dismissed, it shall issue a decision dismissing the citation with a general description of the reasons for such dismissal.
(6) The Robinson Rancheria tribal police department or officer shall be served with a copy of the decision within seven calendar days of its issuance.
(7) Within seven calendar days of its issuance, the tribal court shall mail a copy of the decision to the petitioner via certified mail at the address listed on the request for hearing form.
(8) The decision of the tribal court judge shall be final upon service on the petitioner and not subject to further review. [Ord. 12-15-2021A § 2.11, 2021.]