Sentence examples for forgery with from inspiring English sources
The top charge against Mr. Morrissey, 66, is forgery, with prosecutors accusing him of faking Mrs. Astor's signature on a third amendment to her will.
Possibly this and worse crimes have happened; I overheard Ms. Fischer discussing a check forgery with one consignor in low tones, as two spaniels nipped protectively about her heels.
The two men face a total of 22 charges of conspiracy, scheming to defraud, larceny and forgery, with the prosecution trying to prove she was not legally competent to make decisions including changing her will and consenting to the sale of a prized painting.
In Section 4, we investigate the characteristics of forgery with stereoscopic images.
Phishing is a website forgery with an intention to track and steal the sensitive information of online users.
Ceglia has refused to produce the original contract and the copy we've seen is a forgery, with inconsistent margin sizes, inconsistent font sizes, and other glaring discrepancies.
The couple is also charged with embezzlement from special presidential accounts, with forgery and with laundering ill-gotten money through Switzerland.Mr Chen, who might face a life sentence, insists he is innocent and faces what amounts to political persecution.
"We have charged Barker over the years with forgery, assault with a deadly weapon, making threats, an arson charge, an assault on a female in 2011 and again in 2014, DWI in '07 and '09 and '04, possession of stolen goods, larceny, two charges of possession of a stolen weapon, and an open container charge last month.
Foreclosure abuses, like the routine filing of apparent forgeries with the nation's courts, gained widespread notoriety in 2010.
Bergquist was not greatly startled to discover that the remaining pages of the volume bore the watermark of T. Edmonds, and by the time he had lined up the pages of the Lincoln and Poe forgeries with the cut edges of the missing pages of the genealogy and found that they matched precisely, he was more amused than indignant.
Martin believes this is a forgery comparable with a papyrus fragment that caused a scandal in the 1970s by being presented as a variant of the Gospel According to Mark, in which Jesus spent the night with naked youths.
