People v. Molina
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Rice
¶1 This ease comes to us on certiorari review of the court of appeals’ unpublished opinion, People v. Molina, No. 11CA1650, 2014 WL 2770132 (Colo. App. June 19, 2014). In this case, a jury convicted Daniela Molina of two counts of identity -theft and three counts of forgery. We granted certiorari to resolve three issues: (1) whether the People must show that Molina knew she stole another person’s information; (2) whether there was sufficient evidence that Molina knew she stole a real person’s information; and (3) whether an apartment lease and employment qualify under the identity theft…
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