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Larceny by Check in Massachusetts: What the Law Says, What the Commonwealth Must Prove, and the Penalties

August 9th, 2018

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A check you wrote did not clear. Now someone says you owe money, or you have a police report, a summons, or a court date for larceny. You may not have meant to cheat anyone. You may be sure the money was there. Either way, the paperwork says “larce…

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