little Lindbergh Law
little Lindbergh Law noun: any of a number of state-specific U.S. laws resembling the Federal Kidnapping Act but dealing with acts of kidnapping that do not cross state lines.
Noun
little Lindbergh Law (plural little Lindbergh Laws)
Forms of little Lindbergh Law
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Questions about little Lindbergh Law
- What does little Lindbergh Law mean?
- Little Lindbergh Law means any of a number of state-specific U.S. laws resembling the Federal Kidnapping Act but dealing with acts of kidnapping that do not cross state lines.
- What part of speech is little Lindbergh Law?
- Little Lindbergh Law is a noun.
- What is the plural of little Lindbergh Law?
- The plural of little Lindbergh Law is little Lindbergh Laws.
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