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What is the earliest American federal law that could technically be used to prosecute someone today, that has not been overridden by another law?

For the purposes of this question, we are talking about only federal laws, not the Declaration of Independence, or the Constitution or its amendments, but actual bills ratified by congress.

What is the earliest American federal law that could technically be used to prosecute someone today, that has not been overridden by another law?

For the purposes of this question, we are talking about only federal laws, not the Declaration of Independence, or the Constitution, but actual bills ratified by congress.

What is the earliest American federal law that could technically be used to prosecute someone today, that has not been overridden by another law?

For the purposes of this question, we are talking about only federal laws, not the Declaration of Independence, or the Constitution or its amendments, but actual bills ratified by congress.

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Earliest effective American Law

What is the earliest American federal law that could technically be used to prosecute someone today, that has not been overridden by another law?

For the purposes of this question, we are talking about only federal laws, not the Declaration of Independence, or the Constitution, but actual bills ratified by congress.