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· 5/3/2024

Ex parte State of Alabama (In re: State of Alabama v. Shekelia Katrice Wilson) (Montgomery Circuit Court: CC-14-295)

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  • a genuine document signed by an agent acting outside his authority does not fall within the common law definition of forgery
  • \We recognize that it is not necessary to resort to legislative history when statutory language is unambiguous.\
  • a genuine document signed by an agent acting outside his authority does not fall within the common law definition of forgery
  • con- cluding, after a lengthy analysis, that “forgery at common law depends on genuineness of execution, and does not extend to an agent’s false assertion of authority to act on behalf of his principal”

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Judges: Judge Cole

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