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What is the Lindbergh Law?

The Lindbergh Law, officially known as the Federal Kidnapping Act, was enacted in 1932 following the kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh's son. It made kidnapping across state lines a federal crime, significantly strengthening federal jurisdiction over such cases.

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