From 1988 to 2006, there were seven judicial districts and two satellite courts. , there are ten judicial districts, centered respectively in Alamo (Alamo/Tó'hajiilee), Aneth, Chinle, Crownpoint, Dilkon, Kayenta, Ramah, Shiprock, Tuba City and Window Rock. Navajo Courts webpage, 29 May 2010, accessed 3 November 2010 All of the districts also have family courts, which have jurisdiction over domestic relations, civil relief in domestic violence, child custody and protection, name changes, quiet title, and probate. , there were 17 trial judges presiding in the Navajo district and family courts.
From 1988 to 2006, there were seven judicial districts and two satellite courts. , there are ten judicial districts, centered respectively in Alamo (Alamo/Tó'hajiilee), Aneth, Chinle, Crownpoint, Dilkon, Kayenta, Ramah, Shiprock, Tuba City and Window Rock. Navajo Courts webpage, 29 May 2010, accessed 3 November 2010 All of the districts also .have ,family courts, which have jurisdiction over domestic relations, civil relief in domestic violence, child custody and protec:tion, name changes, quiet title, and probate. , there were 17 trial judges presiding in the Navajo district and family courts.