PL- Session 9- Forgery, False Statements, Fraud Flashcards

(27 cards)

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What is a written instrument?

A

Any instrument or article including computer data or program containing written or printed matter used for conveying information or value capable of being used for the advantage or disadvantage of some person.

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What are the requirements for Forgery 3rd or Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument 3rd?

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  • Forgery 3rd - Falsely making, compleitng, or altering a written instrument (any instrument including computer data, and vaccine cards)
  • C.P.F.I 3rd - Knowingly possessing the same with unlawful intent

Both A Misd

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What are the requirements for Forgery 2nd or Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument 2nd?

Code Word: D-R P-O-T

A
  • Forgery 3rd- Falsely making, compleitng, or altering a:

D = Deed, will, codicils (alters or modifies a will)
R = Record (public)

P = Prescription
O = Official government instrument
T = Things usable in place of money (checks, credit/ debit)

  • C.P.F.I 2nd - Knowingly possessing the same with unlawful intent

Both D Felony

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What are the requirements for Forgery 1st or Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument 1st?

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  • Forgery 1st- Falsely making, compleitng, or altering money, stamps, corporate stocks, bonds, etc
  • C.P.F.I 1st- Knowingly possessing the same with unlawful intent

Both C Felony

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What constitutes a presumption of knowledge/intention to defraud under C.P.F.I.?

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A person who possesses 2 or more forged credit/debit cards.

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Can a person be convicted of both Forgery and C.P.F.I. for the same written instrument?

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No.

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What degree is Criminal Possession of Forgery Devices classified as?

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D felony.

Therefore no appearance ticket

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What is Criminal Simulation?

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With intent to defraud, making or altering any object that appears to have antiquity, rarity, source, or authorship which it does not possess.

A Misd

  • Not the same as trademark counterfitting
  • Think paintings or putting cuban cigar lables on cheap cigars
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What is criminal possession of an anti security item?

A

Possess such items for the purpose of overcoming security measures at a retail establishment

B Misd

Tin foil lined bag at a department store
Not the same as burglars tools

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RARE

Explain unlawful use of slugs and its degrees.

A
  • Slug is something used to trick a coin machine or some kind of vending machine into thinking money has been inserted
  • 2nd Degree- Insert, deposit, make or possess with unlawful intent
  • 1st Degree- Slug value more than $100

2nd- B Misd
1st- E Felony

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What is the classification for Forgery of a V.I.N. and Illegal Possession of a V.I.N?

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  • Both E Felonies
  • Presumption for possession- Any combination of 5 vehicles or parts of vehicles which V.I.N has been destroyed, altered, removed or not affixed properly
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RARE

Article 175 False Written Statements
* Falsifying Business Records 1st and 2nd
* Tampering with Public Records 1st and 2nd
* Offering a false instrument for filing 1st and 2nd
* Issung a false certificate
* Issuing a false financial statement

A

Falsifying Business Records 1st and 2nd
* 2nd (A Misd) - Falsify records
* 1st (E Felony) - Commit 2nd with intent to commit or conceal another crime

Tampering with Public Records 1st and 2nd
* 2nd (A Misd) - Remove, destroy, conceal etc public records
* 1st (D Felony) - Commit 2nd with intent to defraud (typically the only reason this would be done)

Offering a false instrument for filing 1st and 2nd
* 2nd (A Misd) - Knowingly offer a false statement or information to a public officer or servant knowing it will becomr record
* 1st (E Felony) - Commit 2nd Degree with intent to defraud the government

Issung a false certificate
Issuing a false financial statement

Rare questions just be familiar with what they involve

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What constitutes Issuing a Bad Check?

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  • Account has insufficient funds, and
  • Defendant is aware
  • Defendant intends to bounce the check
  • Check in fact bounces

Presumptions:
* If drawer has insufficent funds, they know
* Intent to bounce= Drawer had no account at the time, or , Drawer had insufficent funds, and, check was cashed NMT 30 days later, and Bank had insufficent funds at that time

Defenses:
* Full satisfaction made within 10 days of bouncing
* Defendant was acting on bahalf of another as an employee

B Misd

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What constitutes False Personation?

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  • After being told of the consequences
  • Knowingly misrepresent name, D.O.B., or address
  • To a police officer or peace officer
  • With intent to prevent Police Officer/Peace Officer from ascertaining.

B Misd

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What constitutes Criminal Impersonation 2nd Degree?

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  • Impersonate another (a real person)
    OR
  • Pretend to be a representative of a person/organization
    OR
  • Pretend to be a public servant to induce submission or solicit funds
    OR
  • Impersonate another by Internet or electronic means or pretend to be a public servant
    OR
  • Impersonate another by means of electronic signature

A Misd

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What constitutes Criminal Impersonation 1st Degree?

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  • Impersonate a police officer or Federal Law Enforcement Officer and commit/attempt felony
    OR
  • Impersonate a physician and orally call in a prescription to a pharmacy

E Felony

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RARE

What constitutes Criminal Sale of a Police Uniform?

A

Sell police uniforms to a person without valid iID

A Misd

18
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What constitutes Unlawfully Concealing a Will?

A

Preventing a valid will from being found for ones own benefit

E Felony

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RARE

What constituites for Criminal Usury 1st and 2nd Degree?

A

Commonly referred to as loan sharking

  • 2nd (E Felony) - Involves unlawfully lending money at a rate exceeding 25% per year
  • 1st (C Felony) - Criminal Usury 2nd with prior conviction, or in the business of usurious loans
  • Possession of Usurious Loan Records constitutes an A Misd
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RARE

What constitutes Scheme to Defraud 1st and 2nd Degree?

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  • 2nd (A Misd) - Systematic, ongoing course of conduct with intent to defraud more than 1 person AND obtain property from at least one person
  • 1st (E Felony) - Systematic, ongoing course of conduct with intent to defraud 10 or more persons and obtain property from at least 1 person,
    OR
    Intent to defraud M.T. 1 person and obtain property M.T. $1,000.
    OR
    Intent to defraud or obtain property from M.T. 1 person, M.T. 1 is a “vulnerable elderly person” and so obtains property from at least 1 person

Vulnerable Elderly is someone Over 60 suffering from a mental, physical, or emotional condition to the extent that they can not care for themselves

21
Q

NOT YET TESTED COULD APPEAR

What constitutes Identity Theft 3rd Degree?

A
  • Knowingly and with unlawful intent assume the identity of another AND obtains goods, money, property
    OR
  • Uses another’s credit card.

A Misd

22
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NOT YET TESTED COULD APPEAR

What constitutes Identity Theft 2nd Degree?

A
  • Commit Identity Theft 3rd
    AND
  • Have property obtained/financial loss M.T. $500
    OR
  • Commit/attempt a felony.

E Felony

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NOT YET TESTED COULD APPEAR

What constitutes Identity Theft 1st Degree?

A
  • Commit Identity Theft 3rd
    AND
  • Have property obtained/financial loss M.T. $2,000
    OR
  • Commit/attempt a felony Class D or higher

OR
* Commit Identity Theft 2nd and have previoius Identity Theft or Grand Larceny conviction in last 5 years

D Felony

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NOT YET TESTED COULD APPEAR

What constitutes Aggravated Identity Theft?

A
  • Assume identity of a member of the armed forces who is presently deployed outside the continental U.S.
    AND
  • Property obtained/financial loss M.T. $500.
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# **RARE** What constitutes Unlawful Possession of Personal Identification Information 1st, 2nd and 3rd Degree?
* **3rd (A Misd)** - Possession of personal identification information with intent it be used for a crime. * **2nd (E Felony)** - Possess MT 250 items of personal identification information with intent it be used for a crime * **1st (D Felony)** - Commit UPPII 2nd and: While supervising M.T. 3 accomplices **OR** Previous conviction of any Identity Theft related offenses or Grand Larceny within 5 years **OR** Supervise M.T. 2 accomplices AND knows they possess a member of the armed forces information and knows they are deployed outside the continental U.S
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What are the affirmative defenses for Identity Theft/Unlawful Possession?
Defenses include: * L.T. 21 solely to purchase alcohol * L.T. 18 solely to purchase tobacco * To gain access to age restricted location.
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# **RARE** What constitutes Unlawful Possession of a Skimmer Device 1st and 2nd Degree?
* **2nd (A Misd)** - Possess skimmer device with intent to commit Identity Theft or Unlawful Possession offenses. * **1st (E Felony)** - Possess skimmer device and have a prior conviction of an Identity Theft related or Grand Larceny offense within 5 years