2012年7月23日 · Only when he knows all of the facts, can he properly advise you. If you are wanting charges of purgery filed because you believe someone has testified falsely under oath, take whatever evidence you know of and contact the oppossing side's attorney, because they are in the best position to do something with it.

2024年12月11日 · Please be aware that any comments that I have made are preliminary and tentative and not based upon a thorough analysis of your case.

2010年10月8日 · I was going thru a divorce with another man during this process (summary dissolution). The divorce was amicable. I have been told that I commited purgery because I did not divulge the divorce even thou it had nothing to do with our children. We just grew apart. Will I be charged for purgery because i didnt divulge a summary dissolution?

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2019年10月10日 · Perjury charges are almost never prosecuted. The primary reason is that a criminal perjury charge requires the prosecution to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the Defendant knowingly made a false statement of a material fact under oath.

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2009年11月3日 · A settlement release usually covers all past and current claims known and unknown, and perjury wouldn't change that.

2013年6月16日 · By 'criminal perjury' I mean for example lying in a murder trial while under oath. Will the state prosecute you for perjury if you have no criminal record of any k

2014年4月21日 · Perjury is not necessarily what do you think it is. Perjury is a criminal charge brought by the state attorney when they have concrete proof that a person lied under oath, and they feel they wish to proceed to file charges, not because a defendant thinks a witness is lying.