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· 2/6/2024

George Juan Walker v. Commonwealth of Virginia

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  • noting that the elements of that crime focus on the instrument itself and the mens rea of the signatory at the time of the signing
  • “[T]his Court has narrowly construed the elements of forgery to encompass only the false making or alteration of a writing of legal significance with the intent to defraud.”

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