That's cool and also shows how this isn't a "real" court...submit forged documents in a real court that isn't just about the show part and land yourself in jail and get a fine. I don't know exactly if it works in this direction, though, as she is the plaintiff. Usually forging goes the other way, like with a hot check or something, but I imagine the law works bidirectionally for forgery.

>> ^GeeSussFreeK:

That's cool and also shows how this isn't a "real" court...submit forged documents in a real court that isn't just about the show part and land yourself in jail and get a fine. I don't know exactly if it works in this direction, though, as she is the plaintiff. Usually forging goes the other way, like with a hot check or something, but I imagine the law works bidirectionally for forgery.


I'm guessing it would fall under attempted fraud.

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