"Now this is a criminal impersonation, a case, a police impersonation case," Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said at a news conference at 1 Police Plaza.
Three years later, the fourth edition of J.C. Hotten's slang dictionary included drag, noting that "a recent impersonation case led to the publication of the word in that sense".
New York's highest court on Tuesday will consider whether to overturn convictions in the Internet impersonation case of a man who argues that mocking scholars in an academic debate about the Dead Sea Scrolls was protected by the first amendment.
Ten of them were voter-impersonation cases; the others were related to absentee ballots and voter registration.
Pointing to a few isolated cases of impersonation fraud does not prove that a state identification requirement makes sense.
Their stated reason — combating voter fraud — is easily dismissed because there are virtually no documented cases of impersonation fraud that could be reduced with an ID card.
It is thought to be related to possible cases of impersonation, where people pretend to be someone else and cast a vote, then the real person turns up.
York University (UK) referred cases of impersonation fraud to the police, wherein a fake ID card was used by someone outside the university to take exams for an economics student between January 2006 to May 2007.
Additionally, a 2014 Loyola University study found only 31 cases of impersonation fraud out of 1 billion votes cast over the last 14 years.
In "Close-Up," Abbas Kiarostami hired the opposing sides of a criminal trial to play themselves in a fascinating case of impersonation and fraud.
To further understand the specific limitations of heuristic- based tracking and justify its distinction from explanation-based tracking, it is useful to analyse, in some detail, a historical case of impersonation.
