Sentence examples for forgery case from inspiring English sources

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In 1997, he was arrested in a forgery case and pleaded guilty to a felony charge, which he said had since been expunged from his record.

Here is evidence that Long Island City is coming of age as an art scene: it just got its first big-time forgery case.

"Artists often have this question about their own fraudulence," said Brad Rosenstein, whose "Vermeer Room," a play about an art dealer in 1945 Amsterdam based on a historic forgery case, won the National Repertory Theater Foundation's National Play Award last year and was presented at the foundation's festival in Los Angeles in November.

An article yesterday about a guilty plea by Ely Sakhai, the owner of a Lower Manhattan art gallery, to fraud charges in a forgery case referred incorrectly in some copies to the flowers in "Vase de Fleurs (Lilas)," by Gauguin, which Mr. Sakhai paid forgers to copy.

There are new museum and gallery shows in both London and New York; a new Bond No. 9 perfume named after him; a new book, "Pop: The Genius of Andy Warhol"; a new swimwear collection with his flower prints from his friend Diane von Furstenberg; and a new forgery case, involving his Brillo boxes.

"They churn through the market," James Wynne, an F.B.I. special agent who handles art forgery cases, said of fakes.

Government agencies like the F.B.I., the United States attorney's office or the Postal Service (which has a role in forgery cases involving mail fraud) may stamp forgeries after a conviction or plea agreement, federal prosecutors in Manhattan said.

In 2010, Uchiyama and Ogura [21] showed that this scheme is reduced to Rainbow [9], which is a signature scheme in the multivariate public key cryptosystem (MPKC), and discussed possibility of forgery in case of HS scheme with small size.

Another is forgery: one display case shows forged Roman coins alongside modern forgeries of British pound coins, which you are invited to compare to those in your pocket.

Guéant is under formal investigation for tax evasion and forgery in a case linked to allegations that Muammar Gaddafi's Libya financed Sarkozy's 2007 presidential election campaign.