Native American Law: Handbook, Deskbook & Guide

The Lexis+ scope note describes this Handbook as an "encyclopedic treatise" authored by "experts in the field."
Tip for reading this Handbook in Lexis+: Table of contents links to chapters in the 2012 ed. followed by 2023 Supplements to each of the chapters. 2023 Supplements cite to more recent sources. 2012 ed. + 2023 Supplements cite (and frequently link to) treaties, laws, regulations, cases, legal articles and websites. 2012 ed. + 2023 Supplements also cite to compilations of primary documents, treatises, legislative history sources and news articles.
Contents of 2012 ed.:
Index
What Is Federal Indian Law?
Chapter 1. History & Background of Federal Indian Policy
Chapter 2. Principles of Interpretation
Chapter 3. Indian Tribes, Indians, and Indian Country
Chapter 4. Indian Tribal Governments
Chapter 5. Tribal/Federal Relationship
Chapter 6. Tribal/State Relationship
Chapter 7. Civil Jurisdiction
Chapter 8. Taxation
Chapter 9. Criminal Jurisdiction
Chapter 10. Environmental Regulation in Indian Country
Chapter 11. Indian Child Welfare Act
Chapter 12. Indian Gaming
Chapter 13. Federal Indian Liquor Laws
Chapter 14. Civil Rights
Chapter 15. Tribal Property
Chapter 16. Individual Indian Property
Chapter 17. Natural Resources
Chapter 18. Hunting, Fishing and Gathering Rights
Chapter 19. Water Rights
Chapter 20. Tribal Cultural Resources
Chapter 21. Economic Development
Chapter 22. Government Services for Indians
Contents then lists/links to 2023 Supplements for all chapters.
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Westlaw's scope note describes this source as a handbook that is "concise, direct, and easy-to-understand."

Contents:
Introduction to American Indian Law Deskbook 2023 ed. (Introduction highlights "noteworthy [recent] case law development[s]" and "a sample of recent law review articles.")
Chapter 1. Federal Indian Law Policy: Origins and Legal Development
Chapter 2. Indian Tribe, Indian, and Indian Country
Chapter 3. Indian Land and Property: Title and Use
Chapter 4. Criminal Jurisdiction in Indian Country
Chapter 5. General Civil Regulatory Jurisdiction
Chapter 6. Civil Adjudicatory Jurisdiction
Chapter 7. Tribal Immunity from Suit
Chapter 8. Indian Reserved Water Rights
Chapter 9. Fish and Wildlife Regulation
Chapter 10. Environmental Regulation
Chapter 11. Taxation in Indian Country
Chapter 12. Indian Country and Indian Lands Gaming
Chapter 13. The Indian Child Welfare Act
Chapter 14. State-Tribal Cooperative Agreements
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The publisher's abstract states this book "covers every important subject impacting Indians and [T]ribes today in a concise and user-friendly format." The publisher's description adds this book includes 2,000+ footnotes citing to "relevant court decisions, statutes, and agency regulations."
Contents:
I. A History of Federal Indian Policy
II. Definitions: Indian, Indian Tribe, Indian Country, and Indian Title
III. The Trust Responsibility
IV. Indian Treaties
V. Federal Power over Indian Affairs
VI. Tribal Self-Government
VII. Criminal Jurisdiction in Indian Country
VIII. Civil Jurisdiction in Indian Country
IX. Taxation
X. Indian Hunting and Fishing Rights
XI. Indian Water Rights
XII. Civil Rights of Indians
XIII. The Indian Civil Rights Act
XIV. The Unique Status of Certain Native American Groups
XV. Indian Gaming
XVI. The Indian Child Welfare Act
XVII. Judicial Review