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Title 18, U.S.C. § 1001
"Title 18, U.S.C. § 1001
Section 1001's statutory terms are violated if someone:"
Gostaria de saber se "Title" seria algo como "Artigo", se a sigla U. S. C. (United States Code) tem alguma sigla/abreviação correspondente no pt-BR, e se devo sequer mexer no símbolo "§".
Obg de antemão.
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Secção 1001 do Título 18 do Código dos Estados Unidos
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Note added at 4 horas (2024-04-19 06:50:44 GMT)
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E, se pretende abreviar Código dos Estados Unidos, penso que deve manyer a sigla inglesa, de acordo com os sites anexados.
Will do!
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Capítulo 18, parágrafo 1001, (do Código dos EUA (U.S.C.))
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Título 18, parágrafo 1001, do Código de Leis dos Estados Unidos
Vide:
"Agrupamentos de artigos:
• parte → Part.
• livro → Book.
• título → Title.
• capítulo → Chapter.
• seção → Section.
• subseção → Subsection."
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