Sunday, February 7, 2010

If someone is charged with a crime while using a false name, then sentenced , under the false name ,?

then gets found out 10 years later , what would the charges be ?If someone is charged with a crime while using a false name, then sentenced , under the false name ,?
I donot think the State would prosecute a person who committed a crime, under a false name. We are already sophisticated in computer hacking yet we still convict someone with a false name? The US have the biggest networking file of every individual in every States, even if your name is not correct they will match them with other names in the network bank, and if that is not enough they will match them with the existing profile of every person in the State, I donot think the face that we have could be altered over night unless we are robots.If someone is charged with a crime while using a false name, then sentenced , under the false name ,?
Unless a new crime has been committed, there are no charges.


When the person is convicted of a new crime, the name is then placed in their records as a known alias. (as known as)


Now, the criminal record is proof that one person has 2 names, but there is no additional charges because of the names, only the crimes.
Giving a false name is obstructing an officer, usually a misdemeanor.





Unless it was a serious crime, the statute of limitations would be over, there probably would be no addtional charges after 10 years.





The courts would however, assign this name as a alias to the person. If the name given actually belongs to someone else, they would clear his record.
You can not be persecuted for a crime after 7 years unless it is a capital offense (murder). statures of limitations law
the personn wold get in jail double that period

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