HB 307, 47th R.S.
Relating to requiring any person who cashes or receives a check or other negotiable instrument from another person whose identity is unknown to him to have the person cashing or passing such instrument place his thumb print or finger prints on the check or other instrument; providing that such thumb print or finger prints shall be deemed in law prima facie evidence of the identity of such person.
Author: Robert Temple Dickson, Sr.
Coauthor: Joe Skiles, Sr. | Frank B. Voigt | Pat M. Bullock
Subjects:
CHECKS
Crimes--Against Property
Financial--General
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