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The Criminal code of the United States as amended during the second session, Sixty-fifth Congress, with appendices: A. Containing a reference to all laws of a general nature and permanent in character having penal provisions not properly separable from the administrative provisions, not contained in the Criminal code, but embraced in the general revision of the laws of the United States. B. Excerpts from the Constitution of the United States containing provisions pertaining to crimes and criminal law. C. Table showing where revised statute sections carried into the Criminal code appear therein.
- Title
- The Criminal code of the United States as amended during the second session, Sixty-fifth Congress, with appendices: A. Containing a reference to all laws of a general nature and permanent in character having penal provisions not properly separable from the administrative provisions, not contained in the Criminal code, but embraced in the general revision of the laws of the United States. B. Excerpts from the Constitution of the United States containing provisions pertaining to crimes and criminal law. C. Table showing where revised statute sections carried into the Criminal code appear therein.
- Author
- United States.
- Publication
- Washington, Govt. print. off., 1918.
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- Additional Authors
- United States. Congress. House. Committee on Revision of the Laws.
- Description
- vii, 106 p.; 30 cm.
- Subject
- Note
- "Prepared by the Committee on revision of the laws, House of representatives."
- Call Number
- SLM (United States. Criminal code)
- LCCN
- 18026694
- OCLC
- 6299241
- Author
- United States.
- Title
- The Criminal code of the United States as amended during the second session, Sixty-fifth Congress, with appendices: A. Containing a reference to all laws of a general nature and permanent in character having penal provisions not properly separable from the administrative provisions, not contained in the Criminal code, but embraced in the general revision of the laws of the United States. B. Excerpts from the Constitution of the United States containing provisions pertaining to crimes and criminal law. C. Table showing where revised statute sections carried into the Criminal code appear therein.
- Imprint
- Washington, Govt. print. off., 1918.
- Added Author
- United States. Congress. House. Committee on Revision of the Laws.
- Research Call Number
- SLM (United States. Criminal code)