§ 14051 Credit Union False Statements
This law makes it a crime to knowingly spread false rumors that a credit union's money situation is bad, and it can lead to a fine or jail time.
A person tells friends that a local credit union is about to go broke, even though it isn’t true.
Because the person knowingly shared a false statement that could hurt the credit union’s reputation and make people withdraw their money, the law says they could be fined up to $1,000, sent to jail for up to a year, or both.
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§ 14051 Credit Union False Statements
Last verified: January 11, 2026