American Indians and the Law

Absolutely phenomenal. This should be required reading for all students. Which students? All of them!!! But really, those in high school, college, and/or law school. My resolve to homeschool my hypothetical children has never been stronger. (Edit: I forgot to mention I only read this book because of......more

I learned that tribal legal status began as sovereign [self-government] that differed from that of other cultural groups predating the establishment of the US. In Johnson v McIntosh (1823), the Supreme Court applied the 'discovery doctrine' meaning that American Indians became guests in their ancest......more

Excellent book. Difficult read as its long and detailed but I loved it. Covers history and law from past to present - makes an excellent reference document with everything in one place. Everything you always wanted to know about Tribal Law but didn't know where to look.......more