United States v. Randall D. Adair

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• holding that Rocky Mountain area was not an appropriate community of reference; assuming that the area was an appropriate community of reference, holding that it failed to qualify as a dependent Indian community under the Watchman four-prong test
• stating that if area proposed is not a community, it “cannot be a community of reference for testing the presence of a dependent Indian community”
• factoring in “paucity of institutions and services” available in area in question and the area’s “generalized dependency on surrounding areas” in rejecting that area’s status as a “community”
• factoring in \paucity of institutions and services\ available in area in question and the area's \generalized dependency on surrounding areas\ in rejecting that area's status as a \community\

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