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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 15 - Forgery; Frauds (Section 22-1501 to Section 22-1514)
- Section 22-1501 - Forgery. [Repealed]
- Section 22-1502 - Forging or imitating brands or packaging of goods
- Section 22-1503 - Stealing, destroying, mutilating, secreting, or withholding will. [Repealed]
- Section 22-1504 - Decedent's estate-Secreting or converting property, documents, or assets; taking away or concealing writings. [Repealed]
- Section 22-1505 - Decedent's estate-Secreting or converting property, documents, or assets; taking away or concealing writings. [Repealed]
- Section 22-1506 - Sale or concealment by conditional vendee, with intent to defraud. [Repealed]
- Section 22-1507 - Fraud by use of slugs to operate coin-controlled mechanism; manufacture, sale, offer for sale, possession of slugs or device to operate coin-controlled mechanism; "person" defined. [
- Section 22-1509 - Fraud by use of slugs to operate coin-controlled mechanism; manufacture, sale, offer for sale, possession of slugs or device to operate coin-controlled mechanism; "person" defined. [
- Section 22-1510 - Making, drawing, or uttering check, draft, or order with intent to defraud; proof of intent; "credit" defined
- Section 22-1511 - Fraudulent advertising
- Section 22-1512 - Prosecution under § 22-1511
- Section 22-1513 - Penalty under § 22-1511
- Section 22-1514 - Fraudulent interference or collusion in jury selection
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