Lester J. Marston has spent more than 40 years representing Native American tribes, tribal entities and individual Indians throughout the U.S.
The veteran lawyer, himself part Indian, was the keynote speaker at last year's California Indian Law conference at Graton Casino in Rohnert Park. Marston discussed his current cases and offered detailed advice to lawyers about defending tribal sovereignty.
In an interview, Marston said he came to learn about his Cahuilla trib...
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