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Perjury

The intentional giving of misleading or false evidence under oath and in court, where the evidence is relevant to those proceedings.

Explanation attempts (93)

28 Oct 2012 15:50
quote Deliberately giving false information when you are under oath to tell the truth, and misleading the jury in doing so. unquote
28 Oct 2012 20:02
quote Lying. In court of law unquote
29 Oct 2012 12:06
quote Lying in court unquote
29 Oct 2012 16:33
quote Perjury is when you deliberately lie under oath unquote
29 Oct 2012 20:51
quote something to do with fraud. encroaching on the privacy of a person or company unquote
29 Oct 2012 21:38
quote intentionally the route of a case unquote
29 Oct 2012 22:13
quote No idea, something to do with the jury.. unquote
30 Oct 2012 11:05
quote I'm not 100% certain but I think perjury is the act of lying to cover your own guilt while swearing you will tell the truth in court? unquote
30 Oct 2012 11:25
quote To say something you know is wrong to assist someone as in a false alibi unquote
30 Oct 2012 12:54
quote False claims made in court. Knowingly giving incorrect information. unquote
30 Oct 2012 14:56
quote Lying in court. unquote
30 Oct 2012 16:29
quote false oath unquote
30 Oct 2012 20:52
quote When you lie under oath unquote
30 Oct 2012 22:13
quote promising to tell the truth only, under oath in a court of law unquote
30 Oct 2012 22:32
quote Lying in court or at some other point during the judicial process. unquote
31 Oct 2012 00:35
quote lying in court, or making an oath to tell the truth and then lying. unquote
31 Oct 2012 11:39
quote A statement made by someone associated with a crime as an observer, witness or directly involved that will be used in the case which if found to be wholly wrong or incorrect will be seen as committing perjury by the person who made the statement. unquote
31 Oct 2012 17:43
quote lying under oath in court. unquote
31 Oct 2012 20:28
quote telling lies deliberately to confuse the court and direct the prosecution from the truth unquote
31 Oct 2012 20:29
quote i think this means lying in court, under oath unquote
1 Nov 2012 00:31
quote Being held in the wrong. unquote
1 Nov 2012 16:58
quote A crime unquote
1 Nov 2012 17:33
quote When someone does something to disrupt what happens in a court room, such as communicating with the jury. unquote
20 Nov 2012 22:55
quote Lying when under oath in the context of a court of law. unquote
21 Nov 2012 12:53
quote when you deliberately lie in a court of law or to a police officer or simular unquote
21 Nov 2012 18:48
quote Lying under oath unquote
4 Dec 2012 11:44
quote In a court of law, when under oath a person tells lies when questioned in the witness box. unquote
11 Nov 2013 15:50
quote Willingly telling a lie in court. unquote
13 Nov 2013 09:10
quote Lying in court or to the police unquote
14 Nov 2013 20:45
quote lying in court unquote
14 Nov 2013 21:13
quote Fraud unquote
14 Nov 2013 21:16
quote Waiting for a sentence, or further legal action unquote
14 Nov 2013 21:44
quote not telling the truth unquote
14 Nov 2013 22:36
quote Lying to the justice system unquote
14 Nov 2013 23:20
quote Going against the law unquote
16 Nov 2013 14:52
quote copy right unquote
16 Nov 2013 20:25
quote Perjury refers to either telling lies in court or evaluating an account in a negative way. unquote
16 Nov 2013 21:25
quote In short this relates to telling a false fact or answer to a question. If this happens and the person is found out they can be found guilty of perjury which in a court of law is an offence. unquote
17 Nov 2013 10:44
quote Giving false evidence in court, for example as a witness. unquote
17 Nov 2013 12:58
quote Swearing on a false oath. unquote
17 Nov 2013 13:19
quote To lie under oathe unquote
17 Nov 2013 18:01
quote Giving wrong information to a jury. unquote
17 Nov 2013 18:22
quote When you lie in court unquote
17 Nov 2013 18:47
quote perjury is blaming someone for a crime that they know they have not commited unquote
17 Nov 2013 19:41
quote "Perjury" is either lying in front of a court of law or attempting to pervert the course of justice. So someone who commits perjury is breaking the law and committing a very serious crime. unquote
17 Nov 2013 22:21
quote to commit perjury - not sure! unquote
17 Nov 2013 22:40
quote Lying in court s unquote
17 Nov 2013 23:49
quote This is when a person lies or gives purposefully misleading information in a case. unquote
18 Nov 2013 00:23
quote To commit perjury means that you lie under oath unquote
18 Nov 2013 15:15
quote A false oath - misleading of the court unquote
18 Nov 2013 18:30
quote falsely lying under oath and not telling the truth when they said they had unquote
18 Nov 2013 19:06
quote I think that is when you deliberately lie to a court because you are trying to aid yourself or a friend unquote
18 Nov 2013 19:50
quote not telling the truth unquote
18 Nov 2013 21:02
quote don't know unquote
19 Nov 2013 13:32
quote Lying whilst under oath. unquote
19 Nov 2013 13:42
quote the idea of swearing by a false oath unquote
7 Nov 2014 13:53
quote To say something that you know is incorrect unquote
7 Nov 2014 20:43
quote Lieing under oath unquote
9 Nov 2014 19:54
quote lying under oath unquote
9 Nov 2014 23:51
quote Some type of Jury i.e. Group of people who make a decision about where someone is guilty or not. unquote
10 Nov 2014 09:07
quote Lying to the court when the individual is supposed to be telling the truth in court. unquote
10 Nov 2014 18:00
quote When somebody deliberately lies in court. unquote
11 Nov 2014 10:56
quote deliberately giving misleading or false evidence whilst under oath. unquote
16 Nov 2015 15:53
quote Fraud unquote
16 Nov 2015 18:30
quote Not being truthful unquote
16 Nov 2015 19:17
quote When something is wrong but it is technically allowed. unquote
17 Nov 2015 20:44
quote Meaning giving false information unquote
18 Nov 2015 20:21
quote When the jury is making a decision unquote
19 Nov 2015 09:57
quote A way to describe a form of bribery or influencing others unquote
19 Nov 2015 14:38
quote Injustice unquote
20 Nov 2015 18:28
quote Deliberately lying to, or misleading a judge and jury in a courtroom unquote
23 Nov 2015 14:51
quote When you wilfully make a false statement. unquote
23 Nov 2015 14:53
quote When you wilfully make a false statement. unquote
8 Nov 2016 16:23
quote Dishonest manipulation of some data unquote
8 Nov 2016 20:50
quote Being untruthful when providing evidence unquote
11 Nov 2016 13:57
quote Lying whilst under oath unquote
11 Nov 2016 17:17
quote Awaiting trial unquote
14 Nov 2016 14:20
quote To deliberate lie to alter the result unquote
14 Nov 2016 19:01
quote Lying under oath unquote
15 Nov 2016 09:46
quote When someone lies while under oath. unquote
7 Nov 2017 20:50
quote When somebody lies in the eyes of the law unquote
11 Nov 2017 15:26
quote Telling a lie or giving misleading information when under oath unquote
12 Nov 2017 19:14
quote Doing something wrong unquote
18 Nov 2023 23:09
quote Lying on the stand/ under oath unquote
19 Nov 2023 17:06
quote Giving false evidence in court when you are aware that the information you are giving is untrue. unquote
20 Nov 2023 20:06
quote Lying under oath unquote
21 Nov 2023 00:06
quote Lying when under oath unquote
21 Nov 2023 17:21
quote To give false information or evidence to the court unquote
21 Nov 2023 19:03
quote Lying in court unquote
21 Nov 2023 19:59
quote The “common” people in the court that may help the judge make a decision unquote
21 Nov 2023 21:23
quote This is an offence on some kind ,not sure what though unquote
23 Nov 2023 12:18
quote not sure, properly something to do with Jury unquote
27 Nov 2023 13:49
quote not telling the truth in court unquote

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