Minnesota · Minnesota Statutes — Ch. 609 Criminal Code; 152 Controlled Substances
Minn. Stat. (Crimes) § 609.7475: FRAUDULENT OR OTHERWISE IMPROPER FINANCING STATEMENTS
What this law says, in plain English
A person who knowingly files a fraudulent financing statement, forges signatures on such documents, or files with intent to harass or defraud commits a gross misdemeanor, or a felony if filed to tamper with judicial proceedings or retaliate against officials, or upon prior conviction.
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