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What is fraudulent ski lift tickets?

Many states with a ski industry have created laws to protect ski resorts from people who try to ski or snowboard with a fake, stolen, borrowed, or even without a ski lift ticket, as separate from traditional theft or fraud crimes.  The most notable states with such laws are Colorado, California, Utah, and Vermont.
 

What Qualifies as a Ski Lift Ticket?

Many different objects qualify as a ski lift ticket.  Paper tickets, employee badges, pins, coupons, or other devices that allow their holder to use or enjoy a ski resort are considered ski lift tickets.

What Acts Make For a Fraudulent Ski Lift Ticket?
 

There several acts which would constitute a fradulent ski lift ticket.  These include:

  • Reselling, or offering to resell a ski lift ticket without authorization from the resort
  • Taking another person's ski lift ticket and trying to use it at a ski resort
  • Borrowing another person's ski lift ticket and trying to use it at a ski resort
  • Manufacturing a fake ski lift ticket, and either using it at a ski resort or attempting to sell it to another.
  • Use a ski area without paying for the use

What Penalties Can I Face For Fraudulent Ski Lift Tickets?

Each state has a different penalty for those charged with fraudulent ski lift tickets, but most include:
 

  • Fine: ranging from $300 - $500
  • Jail time: if available it will generally not be longer than 1 year, or
  • A combination of both

Should I Find an Attorney if I Have Been Charged With a Fraudulent Ski Lift Ticket?

If you are facing charges involving a fraudlent ski lift ticket, is always recommended that you speak with an attorney to explain your rights and help you in mounting a proper legal defense.   

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