FALSUM

By SovConn | June 17, 2015

falsum (fal-s<<schwa>>m orfawl-s<<schwa>>m), n.[Latin] Roman law. 1. A false statement.

See crimen falsi under CRIMEN. 2. A crime involving forgery or falsification. • Until the later

Roman Empire, the term applied to both documents and counterfeited coins.[Blacks Law 8th]

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