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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Forgery, Forger |
 | | It connects forgery and the use of forged documents, on the presumption that he who would make use of such documents must be either the author or instigator of the forgery. | | | The most serious form of forgery is that committed by a public functionary charged to draw up or authenticate official documents, who violates his professional duties, by the fabrication of false documents, by forging a signature, by fraudulent use of an official seal, a stamp, or the like. | | | It must be remembered that all other forms of forgery which escape the ipso facto excommunication are subject to penalties and censures "ferendœ sententiœ" according to the gravity of the case. |
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| | forgery on Encyclopedia.com |
| | In the United States forgery ordinarily is a state crime; but to send forged documents through the post office may constitute the federal crime of mail fraud. | | | Typical examples of forgery are making insertions or alterations in otherwise valid documents and appending another's signature to a document without permission. | | | It is, of course, lawful to sign another's signature as his attorney or representative so long as there is no plan to commit fraud. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/f1/forg-law.asp
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| | Detection Forgery |
| | She used this tool in the courts for forgery detection. | | | In most cases, they require low-level packet forgery. | | | For example, a spammer can set the Identity preference in Netscape Navigator to myenemy... |
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http://docexaminer.com/documentjoe/DetectionForgery
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| | definition of forgery |
| | The act of forging, fabricating, or producing falsely; esp., the crime of fraudulently making or altering a writing or signature purporting to be made by another; the false making or material alteration of or addition to a written instrument for the purpose of deceit and fraud; as, the forgery of a bond. | | | Act, Addition, As, Be, Bond, Crime, Esp, Forgery, Fraud, Instrument, Is, Made, Material, Metal, Or, Purpose, Shape, Signature, That, To, Which, Writing | | | Act, Addition, Alteration, Altering, And, Another, As, Be, Bond, By, Counterfeited, Crime, Deceit, Devised, Fabricated, Fabricating, False, Falsely, For, Forged, Forgery, Forging, Fraud, Fraudulently, Instrument, Into, Is, Made, Making, Material, Metal, Of, Or, Producing, Purporting, Purpose, Shape, Signature, That, The, To, Which, Writing, Written |
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http://www.brainydictionary.com/words/fo/forgery166387.html
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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Art forgery |
| | Jean Corot painted 700 works but also signed copies made by others in his name. | | | What made them forgeries was that he signed them with the name of Rodin's original foundry. | | | The most obvious forgeries are revealed because they are just clumsy copies of previous art. |
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