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Whether Indiana Identity Fraud is for "Unlawful Purpose" is Affirmative Defense, Not Element of Offense

by Mark Wilson

The Indiana Court of Appeals held that whether a person falsely uses another person's identity is "for an unlawful purpose" is an affirmative defense rather than an element of the offense.

Cassandra Collins was detained in Indiana's Delaware County Jail, facing pending criminal charges. …

 

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