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All except Arts. 161–162, 164–165, 173–176, and 185–187

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  1. Does Article171(6) require that an alteration or intercalation in a genuine document change its meaning?
  2. Taking advantage of official position, an officer deliberately records an absent person as having participated in an of…
  3. An officer taking advantage of duties records a participant as approving a proposal, although that participant actually…
  4. An official deliberately inserts words in a genuine official document, taking advantage of position and changing its me…
  5. An officer’s routine correction changes only spacing and leaves every statement, date, participant and meaning accurate…
  6. Distinguish recording a nonexistent participant from falsely recording the words of an actual participant under Article…
  7. An officer deliberately inserts words into a genuine document and changes denial to approval, taking advantage of offic…
  8. A truthful document is reformatted without changing meaning or any factual statement. No other falsification mode is pr…