| The benefits of the Witness Protection Programme cannot be perceived as encouragement to give perjurious evidence. |
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| The purpose of all of this is to catch them in some misstatement, no matter how trivial, which can then be labeled as false or even perjurious. |
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| That when push comes to shove, the bureau will take the perjurious word of her slimy psychotic husband. |
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| It that it allows us to seek out and discredit false and perjurious statements. |
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| The credible testimony presented by defence witnesses establishes conclusively that prosecution witnesses lied, and that the prosecutor suborned the perjurious testimony. |
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| Elected crooks such as Jonathan Aitken, a perjurious Tory minister, have been convicted in the past. |
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| It would be better if the excesses of legalism were rolled back, so that Americans feel readier to impeach the next perjurious president. |
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| Criminal defenders, he says, are not the only ones who are blinded by zealotry, who interfere with witnesses or who elicit testimony they know to be perjurious. |
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| In this scenario, if a witness were willing to deceive the court with a manipulated photograph, discovery of such perjurious intent would be problematic. |
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