Brown v. State

Adelbert Brown, falsely purporting to be the then authorized attorney of the Oklahoma Taxpayers Association and of certain protesting taxpayers who were plaintiffs in a tax protest action then pending in the district court of Oklahoma county, procured the signature of a district judge of that court to a journal entry of judgment in the tax protest case. The journal entry of judgment falsely recited that Adelbert Brown was entitled to personally receive from the funds recovered in the tax protest action the sum of $9,795.66. The district judge was induced to sign the incorrect journal entry by…