United States v. Walter Dale Broncheau

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• finding that federal government’s failure to demonstrate that appellant was enrolled member is not determinative regarding applicability of section 1153
• finding that federal government's failure to demonstrate that appellant was enrolled member is not determinative regarding applicability of section 1153
• observing this, and noting that the defendant admitted he was enrolled and never suggested he did not understand the term \Indian\ as it applied to him
• observing this, and noting that the defendant admitted he was enrolled and never suggested he did not understand the term “Indian” as it applied to him
• the common evidentiary standard for establishing Indian status is enrollment, “but it is not the only means nor is it necessarily determinative.”

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