The Cahuilla Band of Indians is currently in the process of developing and updating tribal codes and ordinances as well as developing a tribal court to meet the needs of the Cahuilla tribal community. The policy and code development include the Cahuilla Children’s Code, Judicial Code, Court and Civil Procedure Rules, Domestic Violence Code, and General Welfare Code. As the Tribe does not have an established Tribal Court, the Tribe is in the process of entering into an agreement to become a member of the Intertribal Court of Southern California (ICSC) for judicial services including hearing matters arising under Tribal Ordinances and Codes. The ICSC is a nonprofit public benefit corporation that provides court services, conflict resolution, and related educational services to tribes and non-tribal communities in Southern California.