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What is the federal bureuea of investigation called for short?

FBI


Can you legally have a short barrel shotgun in Nevada?

In Nevada, short barrel shotguns are regulated under both state and federal law. Federal law requires individuals to register short barrel shotguns with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and to pay a tax for their transfer or manufacture. State law does not impose additional restrictions beyond federal regulations, so as long as you comply with federal requirements, you can legally possess a short barrel shotgun in Nevada. Always check for any local ordinances that may apply.


What are short-term notes of debt issued by the federal government commonly called?

t-bills


What is the short form of word bureau?

An abbreviation of the government unit bureau (agency) is Bur. capitalized and preceded or followed by the name.


Investigation shows What is the term UNSUB short for?

Unknown subject


The specific interest rate that banks pay to the Federal Reserve Bank for short-term loans is called a(n):?

discount rate


How do I get a permit to make an AR-15 SHORT BARREL RIFLE?

To manufacture a Short barreled Rifle, you will need to apply to the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. You will need the completed application, a set of fingerprints, payment in the amount of $200 and be at least 21 years of age (and legally able to possess a firearm.)


When did Jane start working for CBI in The Mentalist?

Five years before the first episode, a short time before Red John kills Jane's wife and daughter for speaking out against him.


What does Elizabeth Short do for a living?

Elizabeth Short was born on July 29th in the year of 1924. Elizabeth Short made a living by working in the field of crimes and the investigation of them.


What is the interest rate the Federal Reserve charges member banks called?

The interest rate that the Federal Reserve charges member banks is called the discount rate. This rate is used for loans that banks take from the Federal Reserve's discount window, which provides them with short-term liquidity. Changes in the discount rate can influence overall monetary policy and affect interest rates throughout the economy.


On criminal minds tv show what does unsub mean?

Unknown Subject of an investigation or Unidentified Subject of an investigation.


What is a short pencil called?

A short pencil is called a stub.