XPost: alt.politics.homosexuality, sac.politics, misc.legal   
   From: ws21@cornel.edu   
      
   On 5/22/12 10:38 PM, deadrat wrote:   
   > On 5/22/12 7:04 PM, Greegor wrote:   
   >> On this Colorado case, I'd like to know how the   
   >> FORGERY charge came up in connection with this incident.   
   >>   
   >> If it was an attempt to FRAME somebody   
   >> then the charges so far are insufficient.   
   >   
   > God! What an ignoramus you are! Do you suppose that because you   
   > capitalize all the letters in a word, that gives your thoughts some weight?   
   >   
   > Colorado's forgery statute could cover filing false documents with a   
   > prosecutor's office. The annotations give an example of a defendant in a   
   > criminal case who forges his victim's name on a letter recanting initial   
   > statements to the police.   
   >   
   > News reports don't say what the forgery charge entails, but nobody so   
   > far claims there was an attempt to frame somebody, let alone FRAME   
   > somebody.   
   >   
   > For what it's worth, the two women blame a third and disgruntled   
   > roommate of theirs.   
      
   I'd like to know how this differes from the thousands of other crimes   
   committed every day.   
      
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