What court has jurisdiction over felony offenses committed by Native Americans off the reservation?

The correct answer is Superior Court. In the context of felony offenses committed by Native Americans off the reservation, state court systems, which include Superior Courts, generally have jurisdiction over these cases. This is due to the principle that when Native Americans commit crimes outside their tribal jurisdiction, they fall under the law of the state in which the crime occurred.

Tribal courts typically only have jurisdiction over offenses committed within their own reservations and for members of the tribe. Federal courts may have jurisdiction over certain offenses as well, particularly those that involve federal law or cross state lines, but that isn’t the case for all felony offenses. The Intermediate Appellate Court generally hears appeals from lower courts and does not initially have jurisdiction over felony offenses. Therefore, when considering where felony offenses committed by Native Americans off the reservation would be prosecuted, the Superior Court has the appropriate jurisdiction.