The Crime in Which an Impostor Obtains Key Pieces of Information,such

question 33

Multiple Choice

The crime in which an impostor obtains key pieces of information,such as Social Security and driver's license numbers,to obtain credit,merchandise,and services in the name of the victim is called:

• A)Identity theft.
• B)Larceny.
• C)Robbery.
• D)Burglary.

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