Stealing personal identity, social security number, credit card information, banking pins, and more to commit a crime or a fraud is termed Identity Theft.
This information can be used for various benefits by the fraudster, not only for financial gains.
- Identity theft often explains as a criminal offense, and the laws surrounding it place under code section 28-608; 29-2280 of the state penal codes.
- According to state law, identity theft can be a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the loss that occurred.
- Exemptions from the identity theft laws give to those conducting a lawful transaction using other’s identity information.
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