State v. Gomez
Court of Appeals of Utah
1Opinion of the Court
Memorandum Decision
TOOMEY, Judge:
{1 Gadiel Gomez appeals from his convie-tions on two counts of possession of a forged writing, each a third degree felony. Gomez argues the trial court should have given a jury instruction on his proposed lesser included offense and abused its discretion in refusing to reduce his convictions to class A misdemeanors. We affirm.
12 The State charged Gomez with two counts of possession of a forged writing, alleging that Gomez purchased and used forged documents to gain employment at a restaurant. The State later added a count of identity fraud to the Information.
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