Statutes | Hopi Criminal Code Title III Chapter 4 ยง 3.4.5 | 2020
A. Any person subject to the civil jurisdiction of the Hopi Tribe, but not subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Hopi Tribe, who engages in conduct in the Territory that constitutes a violation of this Code shall be liable to the Hopi Tribe for the following civil damages:
1. Civil damages not to exceed $15,000.00 upon a finding by the Court that the person engaged in conduct constituting an offense defined in this Code as a &ldquodangerous offense&rdquo
2. Civil damages not to exceed $10,000.00 upon a finding by the Court that the person engaged in conduct constituting an offense defined in this Code as a &ldquoserious offense&rdquo
3. Civil damages not to exceed $5,000.00 upon a finding by the Court that the person engaged in conduct constituting an offense defined in this Code as an &ldquooffense&rdquo
4. Civil damages not to exceed $2,500.00 upon a finding by the Court that the person engaged in conduct constituting an offense defined in this Code as a &ldquominor offense&rdquo
5. Civil damages not to exceed $1,250.00 upon a finding by the Court that the person engaged in conduct constituting an offense defined in this Code as a &ldquopetty offense&rdquo
B. The Tribal Prosecutor is authorized to file civil actions on behalf of the Hopi Tribe against any person who may be liable to the Hopi Tribe for civil damages pursuant to subsection A of this Section.