James I. Reynolds has practised Aboriginal law for more than 25 years, and was one of the lawyers for the Musqueam on the Guerin case. He is a partner with Ratcliff & Co. in North Vancouver, and holds both law and doctorate degrees from the London School of Economics. He has written extensively on Aboriginal and other legal issues, and has lectured at both the London School of Economics and the University of British Columbia.

• Foreword / Chief Ernest Campbell, Musqueam Indian BandPreface1. The Historical and Legal Context2. Roots of the Guerin Case3. The Trial4. The Supreme Court of Canada5. Aboriginal Law in Canada Since Guerin6. Fiduciary Law in Canada Since Guerin7. American, Australian, and New Zealand Law8. Questions Raised by Guerin9. Procedure, Defences, and Remedies10. ConclusionNotesBibliographyIndex

The legal battle of Guerin v. The Queen is one of the top three or four cases that have advanced Aboriginal rights in Canada in the 20th century. - Beverly Cramp (BC BookWorld) ...a fascinating book about a landmark case on Aboriginal rights. - Stephen Hume (The Vancouver Sun)

James I. Reynolds has practised Aboriginal law for more than 25 years, and was one of the lawyers for the Musqueam on the Guerin case. He is a partner with Ratcliff & Co. in North Vancouver, and holds both law and doctorate degrees from the London School of Economics. He has written extensively on Aboriginal and other legal issues, and has lectured at both the London School of Economics and the University of British Columbia.

• Foreword / Chief Ernest Campbell, Musqueam Indian BandPreface1. The Historical and Legal Context2. Roots of the Guerin Case3. The Trial4. The Supreme Court of Canada5. Aboriginal Law in Canada Since Guerin6. Fiduciary Law in Canada Since Guerin7. American, Australian, and New Zealand Law8. Questions Raised by Guerin9. Procedure, Defences, and Remedies10. ConclusionNotesBibliographyIndex

The legal battle of Guerin v. The Queen is one of the top three or four cases that have advanced Aboriginal rights in Canada in the 20th century. - Beverly Cramp (BC BookWorld) ...a fascinating book about a landmark case on Aboriginal rights. - Stephen Hume (The Vancouver Sun)

James I. Reynolds has practised Aboriginal law for more than 25 years, and was one of the lawyers for the Musqueam on the Guerin case. He is a partner with Ratcliff & Co. in North Vancouver, and holds both law and doctorate degrees from the London School of Economics. He has written extensively on Aboriginal and other legal issues, and has lectured at both the London School of Economics and the University of British Columbia.

• Foreword / Chief Ernest Campbell, Musqueam Indian BandPreface1. The Historical and Legal Context2. Roots of the Guerin Case3. The Trial4. The Supreme Court of Canada5. Aboriginal Law in Canada Since Guerin6. Fiduciary Law in Canada Since Guerin7. American, Australian, and New Zealand Law8. Questions Raised by Guerin9. Procedure, Defences, and Remedies10. ConclusionNotesBibliographyIndex

The legal battle of Guerin v. The Queen is one of the top three or four cases that have advanced Aboriginal rights in Canada in the 20th century. - Beverly Cramp (BC BookWorld) ...a fascinating book about a landmark case on Aboriginal rights. - Stephen Hume (The Vancouver Sun)