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deposits or making insufficient addi-
tional deposits to insure debits to the
account; or
(3) by opening accounts with more than
one (1) financial institution in either a con-
secutive or concurrent time period;
commits check fraud, a Class A misdemeanor.
(c) However, the offense under subsection (b)
is:
(1) a Level 6 felony if the aggregate
amount of property obtained is at least
seven hundred fifty dollars ($750) and less
than fifty thousand dollars ($50,000); and
(2) a Level 5 felony if the aggregate
amount of the property obtained is at least
fifty thousand dollars ($50,000).
35-43-5-13. Do not resuscitate orders.
Certain offenses concerning forgery and other
deceptions involving out of hospital do not resus-
citate declarations and orders are described in IC
16-36-5.
35-43-5-15. Possession of fraudulent sales
document manufacturing device.
A person who, with intent to defraud, pos-
sesses a device to make retail sales receipts, uni-
versal product codes (UPC), or other product
identification codes, commits possession of a
fraudulent sales document manufacturing device,
a Class A misdemeanor.
35-43-5-16. Making false sales document.
A person who, with intent to defraud:
(1) makes or puts a false universal product
code (UPC) or another product identifica-
tion code on property displayed or offered
for sale; or
(2) makes a false sales receipt;
commits making a false sales document, a Level
6 felony.
35-43-5-18. Possession of device or substance
used to interfere with screening
test.
Aperson who knowingly or intentionally pos-
sesses a:
(1) device; or
(2) substance;
designed or intended to be used to interfere with
a drug or alcohol screening test commits posses-
sion of a device or substance used to interfere
with a drug or alcohol screening test, a Class B
misdemeanor.
35-43-5-19. Interfering with screening test.
A person who interferes with or attempts to
interfere with a drug or alcohol screening test by:
(1) using a:
(A) device; or
(B) substance;
(2) substituting a human bodily substance
that is tested in a drug or alcohol screen-
ing test; or
(3) adulterating a substance used in a drug
or alcohol screening test;
commits interfering with a drug or alcohol screen-
ing test, a Class B misdemeanor.
35-43-5-20. Inmate fraud.
(a) As used in this section, “inmate” means a
person who is confined in:
(1) the custody of:
(A) the department of correction; or
(B) a sheriff;
(2) a county jail; or
(3) a secure juvenile facility.
(b) An inmate who:
(1) is a pretrial detainee; and
(2) with the intent of obtaining money or
other property from a person who is not an
inmate, knowingly or intentionally:
(A) makes a misrepresentation to a
person who is not an inmate and
obtains or attempts to obtain money or
other property from the person who
is not an inmate; or
(B) obtains or attempts to obtain
money or other property from the per-
son who is not an inmate through a
misrepresentation made by another
person;
commits inmate fraud, a Level 6 felony.
(c) An inmate:
(1) who is incarcerated because the inmate
has been:
(A) convicted of an offense; or
(B) adjudicated a delinquent; and
(2) who, with the intent of obtaining
money or other property from a person
