01379nam a2200193   4500001000700000090001100007100004100018101000800059200005600067210005100123215002200174330071200196606003900908606004100947606003300988700003401021955001101055995011901066395420  a395420  a20190306d1955       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aForgery and fictitious checksfJulius L. Sternitzky  aSpringfield, IllinoiscCharles C. Thomasd1955  axi, 101 p.d23 cm  aForeword. Preface. Forgery defined, and duties of investigator. Bank and clearinghouse numbers. Fictitious and forged checks. Traced and simulated forgeries exposed. Stolen firm check, written and forged. Stolen check from mailbox, altered and forged. Letters with stolen statements and checks. Precautions to be used by banques. Validity of the checks. Logic used in cashing checks. Identifications to be closely examined. Thumbprints and fingerprints. Inks. Filing systems of handwriting and “Modus Operandi” cards for all law enforcement officials and check details. Proper procedure for reporting forged checks to law enforcement officers. “No fund” checks which show intent to defraud. Summary.  aFALSIFICAÇÃO DE CHEQUE9343455  aFALSIFICAÇÃO DE DOCUMENTO997862  aCHEQUE SEM PROVISÃO913479  aSTERNITZKYbJulius L.9358926  xCompra  104PJ_18_000000000000000_D_8352022-06-066PJ369469428310aPJcPJfPJ136946kPJ18.D.83n2022-06-06o0rMOxCompra