People v. Abrahamian
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Defendant appealed her conviction for knowingly procuring or offering a forged quitclaim deed for recordation in a public office and knowingly possessing a false completed notary public's acknowledgment (notary acknowledgment) with intent to defraud.
The Court of Appeal held that the evidence was insufficient to prove that defendant possessed a completed notary acknowledgement and thus reversed her conviction for possession of a false completed notary acknowledgment with intent to defraud. The court also reversed the true finding on the aggravated white collar crime enhancement allegation. The court struck the $500,000 fine imposed pursuant to Penal Code section 186.11, subdivision (c), and remanded for resentencing. The court affirmed in all other respects.
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