The Fraud Act 2006 (UK)

The Fraud Act 2006 is a UK law that defines and addresses various forms of fraud. It makes it illegal to commit fraud by lying or providing false information for personal gain, whether it be through deception, false representation, or abusing one's position. The Act covers activities ranging from scams and identity theft to fraudulent financial activities. It aims to protect individuals and businesses from dishonest practices, allowing law enforcement to prosecute offenders effectively, and reinforces the seriousness of fraud as a crime in society.