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You have two last names but was charged with giving false information to a peace officer when you gave one rather than the other Is there a legal solution to this?
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∙ 15y ago
Not really. You would need to show that you have two legal last names and that you provided correct information without intending to commit a crime.
If there was a reason to provide the 'other' name, like you have a suspended license or such, a creative attorney might argue your right to not incriminate yourself.
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