- Arson
- Assault
- Bench Warrants
- Burglary
- Child Abuse
- Civil Protection Orders
- Computer Crime
- Contempt Of Court
- Contributing To The Delinquency Of A Minor
- Credit Card Fraud
- Criminal Impersonation
- Criminal Mischief
- Criminal Tampering
- Disorderly Conduct
- Distribution of a Controlled Substance
- DMV Appeals
- DMV Hearings
- Domestic Violence
- Drug Crimes
- Drug Distribution
- DUI
- Expungements
- False Imprisonment
- Forgery
- Harassment
- Identity Theft
- Indecent Exposure
- Juvenile Offenses
- Medical Marijuana
- Menacing
- Municipal Offenses
- Obstructing A Peace Officer
- Possession Of A Controlled Substance
- Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia
- Pre-Filing Representation
- Prescription Drug Fraud
- Probation Violations
- Property Crimes
- Resisting Arrest
- Restraining Order Charges
- Sealing Criminal Records
- Sex Crimes
- Sex Offender Registry Removal Attorney
- Shoplifting
- Theft
- Theft By Receiving
- Traffic Tickets
- Trespassing
- Violent Crimes
- Weapons Charges
Criminal Impersonation Defense
Criminal impersonation charges are serious, and can occur in a variety of scenarios. For example, if you are contacted by the police and lie about your identity, that often constitutes criminal impersonation; or, claiming to be married to someone who knows nothing about you being married to them also would be criminal impersonation.
However, not every time sometimes lies about or misstates their identity will that constitute criminal impersonation. For there to be criminal impersonation, the accused must not only have assumed a false identity, but in that capacity also have obtained some kind of benefit or have actually injured or defrauded someone.
Criminal impersonation is a class 6 felony.
