Colorado · Colorado Revised Statutes — Title 18, Criminal Code
C.R.S. Title 18 § 18-5-113: Criminal impersonation
What this law says, in plain English
Criminal impersonation involves knowingly assuming a false identity to marry, act as surety, execute legal documents, or perform acts that could subject another to legal liability or cause fraud. Penalties range from class 6 felony to class 2 misdemeanor depending on the specific conduct.
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