The United States Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona and the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice gratefully acknowledge the following people for their assistance in providing us with their knowledge and expertise which was critical in developing this video, "B.J. Learns About Federal and Tribal Court."

Betty Castillo
Child Protective Services Coordinator
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community

Barbara Chester
Consulting Psychologist
The Hopi Foundation

Arnold Farley
Child Psychologist
Phoenix Indian Medical Center

Timothy Joe
Chief Prosecutor
The Navajo Nation

Joseph Myers
Executive Director
National Indian Justice Center

Mary Murguia
Assistant U.S. Attorney
District of Arizona

Beth Overholt
Assistant U.S. Attorney
District of Arizona

Polly Sharp
Inter Tribal Council of Arizona

Elizabeth Farr
Assistant U.S. Attorney
District of Arizona

Laura Federline
Program Manager
Office for Victims of Crime

Gloria Fohrenkam
Indian Child Welfare Specialist
Arizona Department of Economic Security

Tom Hannis
Assistant U.S. Attorney
District of Arizona

Doris Honhongva
Victim Witness Advocate
U.S. Attorney's Office/District of Arizona

Gary Husk
Chief Counsel/Drug Enforcement Section
Arizona Attorney General's Office

Nancy Stoner-Lampy
LECC/Victim Witness Coordinator
U.S. Attorney's Office
District of South Dakota

Susie Wauneka
Department of Social Services
Western Navajo Agency

Eidell Wasserman
Psychologist
White Mountain Apache Tribe

Mary Williams
Victim Witness Advocate
U.S. Attorney's Office
District of Arizona

Harriet Zeitzer
Assistant U.S. Attorney
District of Arizona

We also appreciate the time, personnel, and facilities donated by the following:

Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community

United States District Court, Phoenix, Arizona

United States Marshal's Service, Phoenix, Arizona