Commonwealth v. Goss
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
*621Opinion of the Court by
Justice NOBLE.
The Appellee, Christine Goss, was convicted of two counts of theft of identity under KRS 514.160 and found to be a persistent felony offender. Her convictions stem from allegations that she filed a tax return and obtained a tax refund in her daughter’s name, and that she opened credit card accounts and obtained checks using her ex-husband’s name. The Court of Appeals reversed both convictions, finding that there was insufficient proof that the Appellee committed identity theft and thus concluded that she was entitled to a directed verdict of acquittal.…
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