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America / Rule of Law

Freedom to lie? United States v Xavier Alvarez

Posted on February 23, 2012 by catherinekus

The Stolen Valor Act was passed by Congress in 2006 to honor and respect the service men and women who have earned military medals. The Act prohibits people from falsely claiming they earned an armed service medal. Depending on the false claim, a person can be punished to up to six months to a year … Continue reading →

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