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This title was enacted by act Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, § 1, 63 Stat. 495
Current through 114-314not255
Amendments
2016—Pub. L. 114–120, title I, § 102(a), Feb. 8, 2016, 130 Stat. 32, added item for part III.
1986—Pub. L. 99–640, § 10(a)(1), Nov. 10, 1986, 100 Stat. 3548, substituted “701” for “751” in item for part II.
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Table Showing Disposition of All Sections of Former Title 14 |
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Title 14 Former Sections |
Title 14 New Sections |
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1 |
1, 3, 4(a), (b) |
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2 |
467 |
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2a |
Elim. |
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3 |
3, 571 |
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3a |
481, 465, 488, 576 |
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4 |
Rep. |
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5 |
41 |
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5a–6 |
Rep. |
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6a |
42 |
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6b |
47, 222, 462 |
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6c |
225 |
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6d |
224(c) |
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6e, 6f |
433(a), (b) |
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7 |
4(c) |
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8 |
Rep. |
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9 |
41, 43 |
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10 |
Rep. |
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10a |
224(c), 226 |
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10b–10f |
Rep. |
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10g |
432(a) |
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10h |
432(b) |
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10i |
Rep. |
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11 |
44, 45 |
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11a |
47, 48 |
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12 |
47, 48 |
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12a |
Rep. |
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13 |
485(b) |
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14 |
Rep. |
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15 |
182, 183 |
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15a |
184 |
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15a–1 |
182, 185 |
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15b |
187, 188 |
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15c |
187, 189 |
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15d |
186 |
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15e |
191 |
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15f |
190 |
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15g |
193 |
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15h |
194 |
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15i |
192 |
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15j |
Rep. |
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15k |
476 |
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16 |
223 |
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16a, 16b |
Rep. |
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16c |
223 |
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17 |
223 |
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18 |
223, 224 |
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19, 19a, 20 |
Rep. |
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20a |
228, 461 |
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20a–1 |
228 |
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20a–2 |
301 |
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20b |
Rep. |
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20c |
228 |
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21 |
41, 225 |
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21a |
228, 301 |
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21b |
433(c) |
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22 |
632 |
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23 |
352 |
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24 |
Rep. |
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25 |
182 |
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26 |
636 |
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27 |
636 |
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28 |
92(b), 144(a), 145(a) |
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29 |
88, 92(c), 93(b) |
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30 |
485(a) |
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31 |
144(b), 145(b) |
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31a |
144(c) |
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31b |
93(k) |
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31c |
151 |
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32, 33 |
(See former 131, 132) |
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34 |
632 |
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34–1 |
T. 34 § 450b–1 |
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34a |
Rep. |
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35 |
351, 365, 367 |
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35a |
351, 367 |
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35b |
366 |
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35c |
367 |
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35d |
433(d) |
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36 |
651 |
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37 |
651 |
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38 |
Rep. |
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39 |
484 |
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40, 40a |
Rep. |
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41 |
505 |
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41a |
504 |
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42 |
145(a) |
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43 |
(See former 127) |
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43a |
641(a) |
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44 |
Rep. |
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45 |
89(a) |
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46 |
89(b) |
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47 |
89(c) |
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48 |
634(a) |
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48a |
91 |
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49 |
148 |
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50 |
432(c) |
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50a |
Rep. in part, elim. in part |
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50b |
640 |
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50c |
643 |
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50d |
T. 37 § 31a. |
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50e |
433(e). |
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50f–50j |
T. 5 §§ 150p–150t |
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50k |
90(a) |
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50l |
90(b) |
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50m |
81 |
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50n |
82 |
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50o |
81 |
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51 |
89, 92(i) |
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52 |
89, 93(a) |
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53 |
88, 93(a) |
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54 |
93(c) |
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55 |
88, 93, (d) |
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56 |
Rep. |
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57 |
145(a) |
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58 |
632 |
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59 |
Rep. |
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60 |
88 |
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61 |
88(a) |
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62 |
88 |
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63 |
88 |
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64 |
638 |
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65 |
Rep. |
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66 |
89 |
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67 |
89 |
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68 |
637 |
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69 |
92(d), 93(h) |
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70 |
Rep. |
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71 |
646 |
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72–74 |
Rep. |
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91 |
93(d), 632 |
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92 |
633 |
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93 |
92(c), 93(b) |
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94 |
92(c), 93(h) |
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95 |
92(a), 93(b) |
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96 |
92(f) |
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97 |
93(b), (c) |
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98 |
Rep. |
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98a |
92(c), 93(b) |
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99 |
632 |
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100–102 |
Rep. |
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103 |
632 |
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104 |
88(a), 89(b) |
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105–107 |
Rep. |
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108 |
93(h), (i) |
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109 |
92(d), 93(h), (i) |
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110 |
93(m) |
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111 |
93(e) |
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112 |
93(b), (c) |
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121 |
461 |
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121a–121c |
Rep. |
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121d |
433(h) |
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122–127 |
Rep. |
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127a |
Elim. |
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128 |
Rep. |
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129 |
464 |
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130, 130a |
Elim. |
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131 |
92(i) |
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132 |
479 |
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132a, 133 |
Rep. |
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133a |
475 |
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134 |
478(b) |
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135 |
478 |
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136 |
Rep. |
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136a |
466 |
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137 |
Rep. |
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138 |
472 |
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141 |
562 |
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142 |
561 |
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143 |
563, 564, 566, 567 |
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144 |
569(a) |
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145 |
569(b) |
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146 |
570 |
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147 |
575, 644 |
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148 |
482 |
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161 |
46 |
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161a |
49 |
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162 |
49 |
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162a |
230, 232, 243, 303, 313, 423 |
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162b |
T. 34 § 428 |
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163 |
Rep. |
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164, 165 |
240, 310 |
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165a |
241, 311 |
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165b |
240, 241, 310, 311 |
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166 |
Rep. |
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167 |
423 |
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167a |
T. 37 § 26a |
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167b |
Rep. |
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167b–1 |
Elim. |
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167b–2 |
483 |
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167b–3 |
Elim. |
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167c |
T. 34 § 399c–1 |
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168 |
246, 315, 364 |
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169 |
233, 241, 306, 311, 356 |
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170 |
425, 635 |
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171 |
234 |
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172 |
233, 245, 306, 314, 356, 363 |
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173 |
230, 303, 353 |
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174 |
421(b) |
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174a |
239, 309 |
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175 |
231, 304, 354, 424 |
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175a |
238, 244 |
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175b |
235 |
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175c |
423 |
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175d–175f |
Rep. |
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176, 177 |
Rep. |
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178 |
431(a) |
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178a |
431(b) |
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178b |
431(c) |
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179 |
Rep. |
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180 |
432(d) |
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181 |
432(e) |
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182 |
433(f) |
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183 |
433(g) |
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185 |
357(a) |
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185a |
355 |
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185b |
358 |
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185c |
359, 360 |
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185d |
357(a), (c), 423 |
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185e |
633 |
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186 |
755(e) |
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191 |
Rep. |
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192 |
93(m) |
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193–196 |
500 |
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201 |
226 |
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202 |
Rep. |
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203 |
226(a) |
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204 |
226(a), 227 |
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205 |
Rep. |
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206 |
302, 351 |
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207, 208 |
Rep. |
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251–259 |
Rep. |
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260 |
821 |
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261 |
822 |
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262 |
823 |
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263 |
821 |
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264 |
825 |
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265 |
826 |
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266 |
827 |
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266a |
828 |
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266b |
829 |
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267 |
830 |
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268 |
831 |
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269 |
Rep. |
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270 |
832 |
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271 |
893 |
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301 |
751 |
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302 |
752 |
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303 |
754 |
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304 |
751 |
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305 |
753, 754 |
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306 |
755 |
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307 |
756 |
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308 |
757 |
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309 |
758 |
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310 |
759 |
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311 |
755(c) |
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312 |
760 |
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313 |
761 |
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314, 315 |
Rep. |
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351 |
753, 823 |
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352 |
891, 892 |
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353 |
Rep. |
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354 |
894 |
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381–388 |
Rep. |
Positive Law; Citation
This title has been enacted into positive law by act Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, § 1, 63 Stat. 495, which provided in part that:
“Title 14 of the United States Code, entitled ‘Coast Guard’, is hereby revised, codified, and enacted into law, and may be cited as ‘14 U.S.C., § —.’ ”
Effective Date
Act Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, § 19, 63 Stat. 561, provided that:
“This Act shall take effect on the first day of the third month after approval by the President but shall not affect any proceedings commenced by or against any person prior to the effective date of this Act.”
Repeals
Act Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, § 20, 63 Stat. 561, repealed the sections or parts of sections of the Revised Statutes or Statutes at Large covering provisions codified in this act, with a proviso that “any rights or liabilities now existing under such sections or parts thereof shall not be affected by such repeal”.
Legislative Construction
Act Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, § 3, 63 Stat. 557, provided that:
“No inference of a legislative construction is to be drawn by reason of the chapter in Title 14, Coast Guard, as set out in section 1 of this Act, in which any section is placed, nor by reason of the catch lines used in such title.”
Separability
Act Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, § 2, 63 Stat. 557, provided that:
“If any part of Title 14, United States Code, as enacted by section 1 of this Act, shall be held invalid the remainder of such title shall not be affected thereby.”
Orders, Rules, and Regulations
Act Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, § 4, 63 Stat. 558, provided that:
“All orders, rules, and regulations of the Coast Guard in effect under provisions of law superseded or amended by this Act shall, to the extent they would have been authorized under this Act, remain in force and effect as the regulations and orders under the provisions of this Act and shall be administered and enforced under this Act as nearly as may be until specifically repealed, amended, or revised.”
Reduction in Grade, Rank, Pay, Allowances, and Benefits
Act Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, § 5, 63 Stat. 558, provided that:
“Nothing contained in this Act shall operate to abolish or reduce the grade, rank, rating, pay, allowances, or other benefits to which any person in the Coast Guard is entitled on the effective date of this Act.”
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