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“This section amends the Code by repealing section 182 and replacing it with a new section.”
This section amends the Code by repealing section 182 and replacing it with a new section. This section criminalizes unauthorized use, dealing in, or misuse of official uniforms and related badges, insignia, decorations, medals, and ribbons, with fines, imprisonment, and possible forfeiture. Section 275 is amended to add a penalty for stealing a bull, cow, ox, or the young of such an animal. This amendment replaces section 281A(1) so that stealing a motor vehicle carries imprisonment, with higher minimum terms for a second or later offence.
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This section amends the Code by repealing section 182 and replacing it with a new section.
Section 2
This section criminalizes unauthorized use, dealing in, or misuse of official uniforms and related badges, insignia, decorations, medals, and ribbons, with fines, imprisonment, and possible forfeiture.
Section 182
Section 275 is amended to add a penalty for stealing a bull, cow, ox, or the young of such an animal.
Section 3
This amendment replaces section 281A(1) so that stealing a motor vehicle carries imprisonment, with higher minimum terms for a second or later offence.
Section 4
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