Eighth Circuit· 9/14/1987

United States v. Grey Bear

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828 F.2d 1286

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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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Judges: Heaney, Lay, Rosenn

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