In This Issue (Vol. 42 No. 4): Estate Planning in Indian Country- More Important Than Ever; Right to Counsel in Restoration of Rights Cases; Challenges in Guardianship and Guardianship Abuse; Book Review: The Problem of Alzheimer’s – How Science, Culture, And Politics Turned a Rare Disease Into A Crisis and What We Can Do About It
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