Court convicted defendant of forgery and false evidence, sentencing him to six months imprisonment for faking his deceased father's signature.

The court found the defendant guilty of forgery and creating false evidence by signing his deceased father's name on a legal document. The defendant argued the act was ineffective since his father was dead, but the court ruled that the intent to deceive and the act of falsification constituted a completed crime. Consequently, the defendant was sentenced to six months of imprisonment, with court costs waived due to his financial hardship.