This guide was developed by the Tribal Law & Policy Institute to provide assistance to tribes and tribal organizations that wish to develop and/or update their laws to address victimization of tribal children. The guide provides committees responsible for drafting laws with an overview of comparative Federal, State, and tribal statutory provisions for drafting new or amended child protection laws. The guide also provides examples and commentary of current laws as well as exercises for committees to use when drafting new laws. The guide is divided into 19 chapters that cover the following subjects: 1) Findings; 2) Purposes; 3) Criminal Jurisdiction; 4) Jurisdiction Over Non-Indians; 5) Statutes of Limitation; 6) Crimes Against Children - Physical Abuse; 7) Crimes Against Children - Neglect and Endangerment; 8) Crimes Against Children - Sexual Abuse; 9) Crimes Against Children - Prostitution; 10) Crimes Against Children - Child Pornography; 11) Crimes Against Children - Trafficking; 12) Crimes Against Children - Kidnapping; 13) Crimes Against Children - Homicide; 14) Investigating Child Sexual Abuse; 15) Children's And Victims' Rights; 16) Evidence in Tribal Court - Special Rules in Cases Involving Children; 17) Protecting a Child's Identity; 18) Sanctions and Penalties for Crimes Against Children; and 19) Victim Impact Statements.