Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: Department of Defense
Target Entity: United_States_Department_of_Defense
Preceding Context: The
Succeeding Context: issues all Medals of Honor to recipients in the original only. A duplicate medal (marked as such) may be issued, free of charge, to replace a lost, destroyed or stolen one upon written application, subject to approval of the service secretary. Misuse of the medal, including unauthorized manufacture or wear, is punishable by a fine up to $100,000 and imprisonment up to one year pursuant to . After the Army redesigned its medal in 1903, a patent was issued to legally prevent others from making the medal. When the patent expired, the Federal government enacted a law making it illegal to produce, wear, or distribute the Medal of Honor without proper authority. A number of veterans' organizations and private companies devote themselves to exposing those who falsely claim to have received the Medal of Honor.
Paragraph Title: Legal protection
Source Page: Medal of Honor

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