Whilst voting with an invalid proxy form could be considered personation, it is usual for an criminal.
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The Act also states that personation of a juror may result in the trial in which the juror sat being voided.
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The boxer spent the night in jail and appeared in court Tuesday on a misdemeanor charge of attempted false personation of police.
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The " Manchester Guardian " reported that several women supporting Nixon were arrested on the day of the election, on charges of personation.
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Voting more than once is known as personation and is identified as a corrupt electoral practice under both the Electoral Act 1993 and the Flag Referendums Act.
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Susan Jaffe was priming herself to dance Odette-Odile, personations she initially saw at the age of 8, when they kindled in her a longing to dance.
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The penalty for bribery, personation, treating and undue influence is a fine of up to $ 5, 000 or imprisonment of up to three years or both.
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If he has gone away and his neighbours know his opinions, I do not see any harm in personation . [ . . . ] vote early and often ".
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A person convicted of personation is liable to up to two years'imprisonment and a fine up to $ 40, 000, and carries a mandatory disqualification from enrolling or voting for three years.
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A particularly fierce preselection sometimes gives rise to accusations of branch stacking ( signing up large numbers of nominal party members to vote in preselection ballots ), personation, multiple voting and, on occasions, fraudulent electoral enrolment.
acting the part of a character on stage; dramatically representing the character by speech and action and gesture पर्याय: portrayal, characterization, enactment,
imitating the mannerisms of another person पर्याय: impersonation,
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