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IV. DIVESTING TRIBAL TERRITORIAL SOVEREIGNTY BY REDUCING THE SOVEREIGNTY  28 A. The Foundational Precedent: Williams v. Lee and Tribal-Court Jurisdiction in Civil Cases Brought by Nonmembers Against Members  28 B. Congressional Authorization of Tribal Power  31 C. Tribal Criminal Jurisdiction over Nonmembers  34 1. Oliphant-Non-Indians and Criminal Jurisdiction  34 2. Duro-Nonmember Indians and Criminal Jurisdiction  39

A Common Law for Our Age of Colonialism: The Judicial Divestiture of Indian Tribal Authority over Nonmembers