Sentence examples for records tampering from inspiring English sources

This month, Gov. John R. Kasich of Ohio reduced the convictions, which were for records tampering, to misdemeanors.

The police have accused the group of altering payroll records, tampering with motor vehicle transactions and overcharging for work performed for other towns.

The official, Lesly Devereaux, left, former chief of staff to the Commerce, Economic Growth and Tourism Commission, was convicted in July of official misconduct and pleaded guilty in October to welfare and public records tampering charges.

The large arsenal of hacking tools and apparent broad targeting of tracking activities tapping into trans-oceanic cables, conducting social network analysis on American citizens, indiscriminate collection of billions of phone records, tampering with encryption standards, and the list goes on has brought this issue to the forefront of digital security and civil liberties debates around the world.

In addition to the felony government records tampering charge, he now faces a misdemeanor charge related to the sale of human tissue.

As for the possibility of record tampering, officials would not discuss who might have been involved or whether such acts could have been intended to cover up errors or sloppy care.

The owners, Juan Herrera, 61, and Julia Herrera, 49, both of Clifton, N.J., were charged in Criminal Court on Tuesday night with falsifying business records and tampering with government records, said Richard A. Brown, the Queens district attorney.

The police has also been accused of trying to destroy misconduct records and tampering with dashcam recordings, presumably to hide any evidence of wrongdoing.

But technology is changing so quickly that few protocols exist on how to gather and protect digital records from tampering.

At the hearing, Mr. Kozlowski was also charged with falsifying business records and tampering with physical evidence to hide tax evasion.

A Monmouth County veterinarian pleaded guilty yesterday in State Superior Court to falsifying records or tampering with them in a case involving the arrests of four people in an alleged plot to fix harness races by injecting horses with performance-enhancing drugs.