Forgery is an aggravated felony under New Jersey law since the possible period of incarceration exceeds one (1) year. What this means is that you may be subjected to removal proceedings that are intended to result in deportation if you are convicted of forging government documents. Conversely, if the conviction is for possession only, the situation is less severe since the conduct is generally considered a crime of moral turpitude and this is not a grounds for removal unless the accused has other violations of this nature on his or her record.
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