Conviction for multiple counts of receiving stolen property, forgery of blank checks, forgery of altered checks, possession of forged driver's licenses, money counterfeiting, and being a felon in possession of a firearm is affirmed as modified and remanded where: 1) the record reasonably supported the inference that appellants received the stolen goods; 2) in accordance with People v. Carter, all but one of the three counts of possession of a completed check with intent to defraud were reversed; 3) all but one of the four driver's license counts should have been stricken since all licenses bore the personal information of the same victim; 4) since the jury could reasonably infer that defendants altered genuine checks and generated fictitious checks during an ongoing forgery operation, all convictions of altered check counts were proper; 5) claim that all but one receiving count as to each "possession-related" count should be stricken is rejected; 6) claim that since the same check was the basis of two altered check counts, one of those counts each should be stricken is rejected; 7) the abstract of judgment required amendment; 8) claim that sentence on all but one of the "possession-related' counts should have been stayed is rejected; and 9) claim of Sixth Amendment violation is rejected.