The federal statute that makes state law applicable on federal lands in circumstances where the act or omission has not been declared a federal crime is known as the:

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The Assimilative Crimes Act applies state law to federal lands in cases where the act or omission has not been declared a federal crime. It allows federal authorities to prosecute individuals who commit crimes on federal lands and ensures that federal lands are subject to the same criminal regulations as the rest of the state. The other choices are not valid federal statutes.

The Federal Statute That Makes State Law Applicable on Federal