Arkansas · Arkansas Code of 1987 — full code (public domain; via Open US Law, CC BY 4.0)
Ark. Code § 5-37-201: Ark. Code Ann. § 5-37-201
What this law says, in plain English
Forgery involves fraudulently making, altering, or possessing written instruments purporting to be authorized by someone else. Forgery of government-issued instruments or securities is a Class B felony; forgery of deeds, wills, contracts, checks, or public records is a Class C felony.
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