Colorado Supreme Court Allows Use of Stolen Social Security Number; Overturns Conviction
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Wednesday, 03 November 2010 10:25
DENVER - The Colorado Supreme Court has reversed the conviction of a man who admitted using someone else’s Social Security number to obtain a loan, concluding that the defendant wasn’t really trying to assume a false identity. The opinion was written by Michael Bender, who was joined by Mary Mullarkey, Gregory Hobbs and Alex Martinez. A strongly worded dissent by Nathan Coats was joined by Nancy Rice and Allison Eid.
The case involved Felix Montes-Rodriguez, who was convicted of criminal impersonation for using another person’s Social Security number on a loan application
Source: Vision to America; Website: http://visiontoamerica.org/story/court-allows-use-of-stolen-social-security-number.html

 
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