Sentences with word «perjury»

Once certified as a DBE, you must provide to the recipient, every year on the anniversary of the date o of your certification, an affidavit sworn to by the firm's owners before a person who is authorized by state law to administer oaths or an unsworn declaring declaration executed under penalty of perjury of the laws of the United States.

But in 2009, just seven months after he took office, he was indicted for perjury for lying under oath about an investigation into the nine people registered to vote using his one - bedroom apartment in the west Bronx.

Another commenter, Katherine Darmer, a former U.S. Attorney quoted in this MLB article opined that Clemens «simply was not credible» and that he ought to prepare himself for the likelihood of perjury charges.

Have you been accused of committing perjury in Los Angeles?

If you have been charged with perjury in Los Angeles it is important to act quickly.

2d 1249, Carter was charged with perjury for making a false statement under oath.

A New York police officer was arraigned on perjury charges after prosecutors said he repeatedly lied about how the police found a gun in a Brooklyn apartment.

He also is said to have told Mr. Hermann about the commission's referral of a potential perjury case against Mr. Dopp to the Albany County district attorney.

Consider the situation where a person commits perjury by falsely asserting a material fact in court that goes against your case.1 In Canada, could you sue the perjurer?

It is subject to the same penalties of perjury if one lies as if you swear on a bible and testify in court or on a «sworn» affidavit.

«Fleischer's narrative of Libby's «hush - hush» disclosures over a lunch table in a White House dining room made President Bush's former spokesman the most important prosecution witness to date in the week - old perjury trial of Vice President Cheney's onetime chief of staff...

Former News of the World publisher had argued that Sheridan's subsequent perjury conviction undermined original ruling

However, by the time President Clinton fell into Kenneth Starr's perjury trap which Brock and the Paula Jones case had indirectly set into motion, Brock had come to regret what he had done and become.

Bronx Assemblyman Nelson Castro cooperated in the investigation in return for the dismissal of felony perjury charges related to what he called a «civil» matter prior to his election.

«Given the magnitude of Bonomo's fraud and the potential harm it could cause to the insured doctors and their patients, one would think these facts might trigger a grand jury investigation into mail and wire fraud as well as perjury,» the Skeloses» attorneys wrote.

Although Monsanto has long insisted that their product is harmless to humans, newly released documents related to the lawsuit reveal that the company has long been aware of glyphosate's toxicity — and suppressed research, bribed scientists and even suborned perjury in an attempt to deceive the public.

Trump continued waging war with his fired FBI leaders Sunday, claiming they've lied under oath and kept bias memos about him, and accusing Comey of committing perjury when speaking to lawmakers in spring 2017.

Castro sid that in July 2009, he was indicted by a Bronx County Grand Jury for perjury related to a 2008 civil matter that was prior to his election to the Assembly.

The legal system enhances this problem by setting out (in media etc) to make people maintain faith in the perfection of the imperfect legal system, by, for example, never charging known - to - have - perjured prosecution witnesses with perjury after appeals are upheld.

In addition to recording conversations with his colleagues in a federal corruption investigation into members of the New York State Assembly, Nelson Castro had a key requirement to avoid prosecution on a past perjury indictment: Tell the truth.

My sources say Al Qaeda killed them — perky Susan Rice reported what she was given by my Intelligence Community — Clapper committed perjury about his doll collection under oath to Congress, then told the truth — Clapper on, Clapper off — so he's already on the chopping block like an onion ready for stewing.

Andy Coulson's arrest for alleged perjury in the Tommy Sheridan trial isn't just an embarrassment for Cameron.

However he was sentenced to 18 months in jail for committing perjury during the libel case, of which he served seven months before his release in January 2000.

Phillip Temple, 66, admitted 27 counts of non-recent sexual assault and two counts of perjury at Woolwich Crown Court on Wednesday.

He who refrains simply from perjury has not seen that absolute truthfulness is demanded.

I certify (or declare) under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct.

Two House Republican chairmen are asking federal prosecutors to open an investigation into whether Hillary Clinton committed perjury before Congress.

Abelove would still be under consideration as a candidate for a second term depending on what happens with his indictment for two counts of official misconduct and one count of first - degree perjury for his handling of a fatal April 2016 Troy police shooting

The court held that the federal perjury statute does not prohibit an answer «that is literally true, but unresponsive, even assuming the witness intends to mislead his questioner by the answer, and even assuming the answer is arguably «false by negative implication»».

It's called perjury.

Michael Avenatti, Daniels's attorney, tweeted an apparent reference to President Bill Clinton's impeachment on charges including perjury, in response to Trump's remarks: «As history teaches us, it is one thing to deceive the press and quite another to do so under oath.»

RIGHT - Joe Pa LEGALLY (unless they can prove perjury) did nothing wrong!!

We can't turn a blind eye to possible perjury by public officials.

Martin Amidu deposes to an affidavit which Ayine thinks constitutes perjury.

Using the Presiding Officer's reasoning (at para 32), if the Legislature had intended to bar the immunity from the entire category of offences that include lying as an actus reus rather than only perjury and for giving contradictory evidence, it would have worded the section differently.

In a criminal case the implications of the right to counsel have to be taken into account, namely the fact that withdrawal by counsel in the face of planned perjury often deprives an accused of effective representation.

The attorney general's probe, which is being overseen by former state Chief Judge Judith Kaye, is also examining whether Paterson committed perjury over Yankees World Series tickets.

During an appearance on Fox News on Thursday morning, Giuliani accused special counsel Robert S. Mueller III of trying to trap Trump into perjury by making him sit for an extended interview as part of his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 campaign.

That is what «whole truth» thing you are sworn is about it is to make it clear that lying by omission is also considered perjury.

Today's two appeals were companion cases involving perjury charges against two RCMP officers in the tasering death of a Polish visitor, and the SCC has now dismissed both appeals.

Is the analysis the same or is there something about client perjury that suggests another course?

Just because you have been accused of or charged with the crime of perjury does not mean that you will be convicted.

Even before being hit with a federal securities fraud lawsuit by the SEC and independent perjury charges by the DOJ last month, the founder of a now - defunct cryptocurrency exchange had left a trail of lawsuits.

How can that be taken to the point of showing fraud through perjury?

Croatian prosecutors filed perjury charges against Real Madrid midfielder Luka Modric on Friday for his testimony about financial deals with a former Dinamo Zagreb director charged with embezzlement and tax fraud.

They will be signing statements under penalty of perjury stating that they did list all of their debts and all of their creditors.

Bad move — especially when it involved a high - ranking officer who, Kaye reports, lied under oath but then «corrected» his testimony, avoiding perjury charges.