| He was ultimately tried for perjuring himself and also forging these documents that she supposedly signed, these release forms. |
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| Now, you get into court, you're confronted with cops perjuring themselves and jailhouse snitches saying you confessed all to them in your cell. |
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| To get a call at one's workplace with an accusation that I had done something that would amount to perjuring myself is important. |
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| If Barry Bonds is going to trial for steroid use and perjuring himself before a grand jury, why not Mark McGwire? |
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| In January, a dispatcher at Pat's was charged with perjuring himself before a grand jury investigating the Dec. |
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| A WITNESS at the John Newton murder trial has been accused of perjuring herself. |
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| Sheridan and his wife Gail both deny perjuring themselves during a 2006 libel case against the tabloid. |
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| Internal army documents marked 'restricted' reveal soldiers were served with cautions reminding them they risked perjuring themselves during the investigation. |
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| Why she chose to do that is a bit baffling in light of the portrait she painted of government officials abusing the public trust, exhibiting appalling judgment and apparently perjuring themselves during the investigation. |
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| After apparently perjuring himself in front of an inquiry set up to examine the ubiquity of governmental leaks to the press, Tucker faced the undignified prospect of being hauled into jail in front of the press. |
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| The sixth, Eliades, is facing two additional charges of perjuring himself before the committee of inquiry for the 2013 financial meltdown. |
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