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Massachusetts General Laws > Part IV > Title I > Chapter 267 - Forgery And Crimes Against The Currency

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§ 1	False or forged records, certificates, returns, attestations and other writings
§ 2	Railroad or admission tickets, passes or badges
§ 3	Seal of land court; stamping documents without authority
§ 4	Forging, or using without authority, railroad company stamp
§ 5	Uttering false or forged records, deeds or other writings
§ 6	Uttering a forged railroad or admission ticket, pass or badge
§ 7	False or forged note, certificate or other bill of credit issued for debt of commonwealth
§ 8	False, forged or counterfeited bank bill, note or traveller's check
§ 9	Possession of ten or more of false, forged or counterfeited notes or bills
§ 10	Uttering, passing or tendering false, forged or counterfeited note, certificate, bill or traveller's check
§ 11	Common utterers of counterfeit bills
§ 12	Possession of false, forged or counterfeit bills, notes or traveller's checks
§ 13	Tools or material for making false, forged or counterfeited notes, certificates, bills or traveller's checks
§ 14	Evidence relative to forged or counterfeited bank or institution bills or notes
§ 15	Certificates of certain officials of the United States, a state or territory, as evidence
§ 16	Fictitious signatures of corporate officers or agents
§ 17	Counterfeiting coin; possession of ten or more pieces of false money
§ 18	Possession of less than ten pieces of counterfeit coin; uttering, passing or tendering in payment
§ 19	Common utterers of counterfeit coin
§ 20	Tools for making counterfeit coin
§ 21	Notes, bills, orders or checks as currency
§ 22	Notes, bills, orders or checks for less than five dollars, as currency
§ 23	Bank notes or bills for a fraction of a dollar
§ 24	Connecting parts of instruments
§ 25	Damaging or impairing bank bills or notes
§ 26	Gathering or retaining bank bills or notes
§ 27	Possession of worthless bank bills or notes
§ 28	Uttering, passing or tendering worthless bank bills or notes
§ 29	Shop bills or advertisements similar to bank bills or treasury notes or other United States Securities
§ 30	Seizure of false, forged or counterfeit bills, notes or bonds or counterfeiter's tools; destruction; return
§ 31	Compensation to prosecutors and officers

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U.S. Code Provisions: Fraud and Forgery

U.S. Code Title 18 > Part I > Chapter 17 - Coins And Currency

U.S. Code Title 18 > Part I > Chapter 25 - Counterfeiting And Forgery

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