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You can be convicted of perjury FOR TELLING THE TRUTH ? Federal Court eliminates ?literal truth? defense to perjury

By Stan

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Witnesses must answer not the question asked, but the imaginary “intended question” Perjury, or lying by a witness under oath, is a felony punishable with incaracertion in prison. But, one of the hallmarks of perjury law has always been that if a witness tells the truth, there is no crime of perjury committed. The U.S. [...]

Full post as published by LawReader on March 17, 2011 (boomark / email).

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