What does CDTP mean?
CDTP means criminal damage to property
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for criminal damage to property?
criminal damage to property can be abbreviated as CDTP
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What does CDTP stand for? CDTP stands for "criminal damage to property". |
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How to abbreviate "criminal damage to property"? "criminal damage to property" can be abbreviated as CDTP. |
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What is the meaning of CDTP abbreviation? The meaning of CDTP abbreviation is "criminal damage to property". |
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What is CDTP abbreviation? One of the definitions of CDTP is "criminal damage to property". |
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What does CDTP mean? CDTP as abbreviation means "criminal damage to property". |
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What is shorthand of criminal damage to property? The most common shorthand of "criminal damage to property" is CDTP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DTEP - Damage to Existing Property
- CPSP - Criminal Possession Stolen Property
- DHS - Damage to Historic Structures
- DLP - Damage to Life and Property
- DNA - Damage to Nuclear
- DPPP - Damage to Public and Private Property
- DPPP - Damage to Public or Private Property
- DTTE - Damage To The Environment
- DTV - Damage To Vegetation
- DTAOF - Damage To Any Of Features
- CRSP - Criminal Receiving Stolen Property
- DDR - Damage-to-Dose Ratio
- cda - Criminal Damage Act
- cttl - Criminal Trespass to Land
- d2m - Damage to Mana
- dtm - Damage to Mana
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