Sentence examples for falsification charges from inspiring English sources

Several months ago, in fact, another judge did rule that there had been no procedural misconduct in the state's announcement of the indictment on the document falsification charges.

The second trial could be affected by the outcome of the coming trial of Mark Belnick, Tyco's former general counsel, who has been charged with larceny and business record falsification charges.

He has pleaded not guilty to the falsification charge.

Clarett has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor falsification charge, which has a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.

In Wednesday's ruling, the court found Sgt. Eric Gonzalez and deputies Sussie Ayala and Fernando Luviano guilty of deprivation of civil rights and falsification of records charges.

On 12 November 1947, after a brief but highly publicized trial, he was convicted of falsification and fraud charges, and was sentenced to a modest punishment of one year in prison.

The union has said the reports contain inaccuracies and "direct falsification," basing its charge, in part, on complaints that workers phone in on a union hotline.

Mr. Jagroop of the public prosecutor's office said one possible charge, falsification of documents, carries a maximum penalty of six years in prison and a fine of 45,000 euros ($51,000).

He also faces further possible charges of falsification of the consolidated accounts of Fininvest.

Mr. Verniero asked his staff then whether the state could proceed with just the indictment on charges of falsification of documents, Mr. Zoubek said.

Rarely does scientific falsification end in criminal charges, but the Copenhagen City Court in Denmark has just sentenced neuroscientist Milena Penkowa to 9 months of "conditional imprisonment," Retraction Watch reports.