Cisneros v. California

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• noting that the appellate court must review ―the evidence taken as a whole, including that offered by the defendant‖
• the court must consider three primary factors to determine whether diminishment has occurred: the face of the relevant act, events surrounding its passage, including legislative history, and subsequent treatment of the land
• the court must consider three primary factors to determine whether diminishment has occurred: the face of the relevant act, events surrounding its passage, including legislative history, and subsequent treatment of the land

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