Sentence examples for convicted of falsifying from inspiring English sources

Two other former officials of Take-Two have been convicted of falsifying business records.

Ms. Shin would eventually be convicted of falsifying records — including a document she claimed certified her Yale degree — and embezzlement.

If convicted of falsifying public documents, Almonte could be sentenced to three to five years in prison.

The man, Gary Dodds, was convicted of falsifying evidence, causing a false public alarm and leaving the scene of the April 2006 crash.

But, while they were convicted of falsifying the provenance of artworks and selling one work proven to be a forgery, the court dropped all charges of forgery and criminal conspiracy against them.

The businessman, Rene Abreu of Fort Lee, was convicted of falsifying mortgage applications to lenders and of check kiting and other fraud and conspiracy charges involving his real estate and mortgage businesses.

SEOUL, South Korea — Hwang Woo-suk, a disgraced cloning expert from South Korea who had claimed major breakthroughs in stem-cell research, was convicted Monday of falsifying his papers and embezzling government research funds.

Vela faces an 11-year sentence if convicted of unlawful detention, falsifying official documents and certifying a non-existent birth.

It consists of Soviet agents who were convicted of espionage or falsifying information or perjury and/or contempt charges following espionage indictments, or who fled to the Soviet bloc to avoid prosecution...

"In the most notorious case, two German oncologists were convicted of fabricating or falsifying data in more than 50 articles".

In 1948, both brothers were prosecuted by the federal government and convicted of multiple counts of falsifying liquor records in a conspiracy to conceal illegal distribution of whiskey against post-war rationing regulations.