fictitious person

American  

noun

Law.

1. a legal entity or artificial person, as a corporation.

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Example Sentences

Police determined the original target Fuentes set out to kill “appears to be a fictitious person that is part of Fuentes’ mental health issues.”

From Seattle Times

Most of the cases start with an email from a fictitious person, a subset of the surge in phishing that has greatly increased the vulnerability of communications online.

From New York Times

Ginsberg sent $2,060 to the aptly named Linda Shady, who was supposed to be a shipping agent based in Fond du Lac, Wis. She turned out to be a fictitious person who apparently used fake identification to cash the money order before Ginsberg was told by his bank that the $6,210 check he had received — more than he asked for — had not cleared.

From New York Times

Prosecutors said in court documents that Ali referred to Fuller as his direct supervisor but Taherzadeh later admitted during questioning after his arrest that Fuller is a “false and fictitious person.”

From Washington Post

Joshua Colon, 31, was arrested Monday and charged with felony counts of uttering a false instrument, criminal use of personal identification, creating a fictitious person and falsifying an official record as a public servant, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office announced Tuesday.

From Fox News