Sentences with phrase «perjury about»

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Yet Stewart — the Pulitzer Prize — winning author of numerous books, including Den of Thieves, about insider trading on Wall Street — believes that perjury is a growing phenomenon, one that «threatens to swamp the legal system and undermine the prosecution of white - collar crime.»

Mueller's office has obtained a wealth of subpoenaed documents about the president's conduct and has taken secret testimony from cooperating witnesses — Michael Flynn, former foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos and former campaign aide Rick Gates — any one of whom would be in a position to contradict Trump and expose him to perjury charges.

To evangelicals, the Clinton scandal was about much more than the legal definition of perjury.

Two top Penn State university officials who were allegedly told about the abuse and declined to notify authorities have been charged with perjury and with failure to report suspected abuse.

15:16 - And now Jim Sheridan asks about Tommy Sheridan's perjury trial, and the News of the World journalist who is alleged to have misled the trial.

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.

@Brythan It's not far - fetched to assume that Trump Jr. would have to testify about this, at which point he would either have to admit he lied, or commit perjury.

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.

The official reasons was lying while under oath, the lie was about cheating on his wife, but still perjury.

The NYC Civilian Complaint Review Board is sick of people lying about police misconduct — and wants to make complainants sign a document warning them that they could be hit with perjury charges for filing false claims.

Almost everything about Michael Flynn's guilty plea to perjury and his cooperation agreement with the special counsel investigation into Russian election interference suggests that it is part of a much bigger picture, legal experts said on Friday.

Eric Trump accused Clinton of not only «making a joke out of national security,» but also committing perjury «because she lied in front of Congress» about her emails.

She found that Mr. Paterson had misled state investigators about his acceptance of free tickets to the World Series and forwarded her findings to the Albany County district attorney to determine whether there was sufficient evidence for perjury charges.

He was also charged with perjury for lying to investigators in 2013 about his role in the charges.

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)-- Former New York Gov. David Paterson won't be charged with perjury on allegations that he lied about taking free Yankees tickets for the 2009 World Series while he was in office, a spokeswoman for the Albany County district attorney said Saturday.

Byron Taylor, 32, pleaded guilty in Manhattan federal court to obstruction of justice and perjury charges for lying to a federal grand jury about the death of Ronald Spear.

Syracuse, NY — The unexpected death of a judge on the state's top court has delayed the perjury case against a former Syracuse principal accused of lying about her role in an illegal time - out room.

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.

Before being elected, Grimm co-owned a Manhattan health food restaurant, Healthalicious, and was charged with hiding about $ 1 million in wages and sales, hiring undocumented immigrants and perjury.

Democrat Rafael Espinal said he wants to talk with NYPD brass about the possibility of filing perjury charges against accusers who file false complaints against cops.

Helmed by Oren Moverman, it explores the state of the LAPD circa the late»90s but, despite what its title suggests, the film isn't about the infamous Rampart scandal — an umbrella term for the widespread corruption that occurred inside the Division's anti-gang unit (offenses ranged from unprovoked shootings, planting of evidence, narcotics possession, bank robbery, and perjury)-- but instead it's set whilst the events were still current.

The Clinton scandals will shape forever how we think about the signature issues of our day — sex and sexual harassment, privacy and perjury, civil rights, and, yes, cigars.

To apply, you must fill in a simple form and attest under penalty of perjury that you received printed, online or e-mailed material about Heald's job placement rates related to your program and enrolled largely on those rates.

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.

«This case is about intentional misconduct, suborning of perjury... the framing of innocent men,» Gertner said.

Defense lawyers have accused the investigator of perjury when questioned about his interviews with the woman.

This approach is extremely dangerous because the divorcing spouse will, as part of the discovery process, obtain financial documents about those assets and be asked question under penalties of perjury.

First, the defendant's own knowledge and intent and state of mind are especially crucial in perjury and obstruction of justice cases; the obvious witness to negate those charges, or at least to raise a reasonable doubt about them, is the defendant himself.

Laws criminalizing perjury are not about being mistaken or less believable in your testimony.

For example in 2016, although not required by law, Kelly / Warner instituted a policy requiring defendants in certain cases to sign notarized verifications — attesting under penalty of perjury — that all statements made to Kelly / Warner about the alleged defamation were accurate.

If after learning about jury nullification you think it's a good idea: answer «yes» and you'll be rejected, but answer «no» with the intent to get on the jury to nullify and you've just committed perjury — technically a federal crime — which makes the optimal strategy once on a jury to zip it.

You'll be in a situation where you're trussed into a process — there used to be a sense that if you went on the witness stand and you took an oath then you would tell the truth because the sanctions for not telling the truth were very great, people were worries about perjury and contempt of court — and in fact the family courts can make a reference to the criminal courts for prosecution for perjury but they just don't do it.

A Richmond Circuit Court vacates defendant's 2012 drug and weapon convictions, as a detective in the case committed perjury in his testimony about the history and reliability of a confidential informant, which was extrinsic fraud that allows defendant's collateral attack...

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

Making false claims about your registration for this course, or your participation in it, constitutes filing false documents with the court and committing perjury under sections 118 - 129 of the California Penal Code.