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13 Dec 2018
Korean
Question about English (US)
What does Federal charge mean?
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Depends on how you use the word.
“Federal charge” in USA could be a tax that the government makes every state and person pay.
Or
“Federal charge” in USA could be federal (country) law that you broke. This being a more serious offense.
“Federal charge” in USA could be a tax that the government makes every state and person pay.
Or
“Federal charge” in USA could be federal (country) law that you broke. This being a more serious offense.
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