Civil law, General, Judicial System, Courts, Canadian, Judicial Branch, Canada, Indigenous Peoples, Alberta, Trials, Judges 

"The author, a judge, describes his legal problems after publishing his controversial book "Bad medicine", challenging the government's decision to subsequentially re-assign him." - Voila 

Content
1: How This All Started -- 2: Aboriginal Awareness in the 1990s -- 3: The Hunter Matter -- 4: The Hunter Judgment -- 5: Judicial Independence -- 6: Judicial Remuneration -- 7: Cpl. Young -- 8: The Hunter Sentence Appeal -- 9: R. v. Gladue -- 10: A Meeting with the Chief Judge -- 11: After the Meeting -- 12: The Litigation Begins -- 13: The Hearing on Jurisdiction -- 14: Preserving the Public Right -- 15: Attempted Mediation -- 16: My October Crisis -- 17: The Judges Association -- 18: The Appeal RE Jurisdiction -- 19: Obtaining The Record -- 20: The Hearing on the Merits 21: My Complaint -- 22: Justice Mason's Judgment -- 23: Judge Walter -- 24: Appeal of the Queen's Bench Judgment -- 25: The Government Responds Legislatively -- 26: The Judicial Council -- 27: The Judicial Inquiry -- 28: My Court Costs -- 29: After the Inquiry -- 30: My Complaint -- 31: Mediation -- 32: After the Mediation -- 33: S/Sgt. Cohn Investigates My Conduct -- 34: Caux -- 35: Reflections --