Wind River Indian Reservation

Terri Smith faces up to 40 years imprisonment and up to 12 years of supervised release, according to federal sentencing guidelines.

Unlike some traditional drug courts, tribal wellness courts are tailored to the culture of the community they serve.

Tribal IDs can currently be used to register, but a driver's license, its number or a Social Security number must also be presented.

The sheriff's office said further details would be released at a later date.

Officials say the college is working with Eastern Shoshone leaders on a similar agreement.

The trial of Chief Tribal Judge Terri Smith is scheduled for July 29 before U.S. District Court Judge Alan Johnson in Cheyenne.

The county clerk says no one was prevented from voting.

Terri Smith heard the charges against her and pleaded not guilty during her initial appearance before U.S. Magistrate Judge Teresa McKee in Lander last week.

Terri Smith was sworn in as Chief Judge of the Wind River Tribal Court in January 2018.

During the sentencing hearing, Arapaho James Oldman insisted he was innocent.