Plus, ask yourself this: Why would Taylor lie under oath?
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Giuliani's reason ... let's not rush into a lie under oath.
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JORDAN: Did Mr. McCabe lie under oath, according to your report?
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Just as in court, it's also illegal to lie under oath to Congress.
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Later in the interview, Stephanopoulos asked Trump why McGahn would lie under oath.
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Sessions has repeatedly said that he didn't mislead senators or lie under oath.
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The accused swear and spit, make obscene gestures and lie under oath with breathtaking brazenness.
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Kesha has previously maintained that Gottwald forced her to lie under oath, under threat of violence.
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And among those things: "suborning perjury," which is to say, encouraging a witness to lie under oath.
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He worried that he would have to either lie under oath or implicate himself and risk retaliation.
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Is there a technical, if friendly, reading of his testimony that suggests he didn't lie under oath?
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The first is pretty obvious: a perjury statute that makes it a crime for any witness to lie under oath.
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A House panel is investigating whether lawyers tied to President Trump and his family helped Michael Cohen lie under oath.
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You know, where the bathrooms are, how to turn on the air-conditioning, how to lie under oath — the basics.
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The other, approved by a 20163-212 vote, alleges that Clinton coerced Lewinsky to lie under oath about their relationship.
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This scene aligns with what seems to be the case about Team Trump's longstanding concern that he would lie under oath.
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"It is unsurprising that Kavanaugh, credibly accused of sexual assault, would lie under oath to secure a Supreme Court seat," Rep.
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But he never says to Trump his main reason motivating the advice: He is certain that Trump will lie under oath.
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Clinton's lie under oath denying his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky during that case led to his impeachment while president.
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Some experts said the case would be stronger if there was evidence that the president had told witnesses to lie under oath.
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But Republicans needed to go further and try to establish a motive for Cohen to lie under oath, again, about President Trump.
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In a recent interview with Gayle King on CBS This Morning, however, Robson explained what had prompted him to allegedly lie under oath.
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Rogue police officers who brutally beat innocent civilians or lie under oath should be dismissed, not coddled and given a slap on the risk.
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Sessions insisted he did not lie under oath during his confirmation hearing -- he just misheard the questions about whether he'd met with Russian reps.
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Maybe Robert Mueller will uncover evidence of collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign, or otherwise catch the president in a lie under oath.
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The obstruction of justice impeachment articles Presidents Nixon and Clinton faced accused them of destroying or withholding evidence and telling witnesses to lie under oath.
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Others maintained that Trump's known acts simply weren't as clear-cut examples of obstruction as, say, urging witnesses to lie under oath or destroying evidence.
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Trump is clearly trying to send a message with his pardon of Scooter Libby – he has no issue with rewarding those who lie under oath.
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Owen writes an overdue apology note to Olivia, and he tries to stand up to his family and tells them he doesn't want to lie under oath.
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Mr. Trump's legal team has blanched at the idea, fearing that the president might lie under oath, and has steadily narrowed the path for such an interview.
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" Wow, watch Comey lie under oath to Senator G when asked "have you ever been an anonymous source...or known someone else to be an anonymous source...?
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As with the farcical oversight process—during which officials like Director of National Intelligence James Clapper can lie under oath, without consequence—these events pantomime democratic access and accountability.
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I've become obsessed with this question since the hearing, wondering how anyone could have watched the same hearing I did and conclude that Kavanaugh did not lie under oath.
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But if the BuzzFeed report is right, then the President of the United States directed an underling to lie under oath -- which is, in and of itself, a crime.
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His main mistake was not being a senior executive of a large law enforcement or intelligence agency, where you can lie under oath but not much happens to you.
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And in his confirmation hearings, if he did not lie under oath about his meeting with Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak in September 85033, he came very close to doing so.
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A source close to Trump Jr. also said the president's son viewed the end of the probe as proving that he didn't collude with Russia or lie under oath to Congress.
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Corsi also accuses the special counsel of trying to make him lie under oath that he was a liaison between Stone and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in the publication of stolen Democrats' emails.
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Graham was also among two dozen officers blacklisted by the DA's office for alleged tendencies to lie under oath, exhibit racial bias, and engage in brutality against civilians, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported in February.
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Expect the prosecution also to say that the immunized and cooperating witnesses have an extra incentive to be truthful because their immunity and cooperation agreements can be revoked if the witnesses lie under oath.
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Supreme Court justices are supposed to be the ultimate arbiters of the law, not willing to casually lie under oath in a way that some legal analysts suggest could well meet the standard for perjury.
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The cornerstone of Zellner's argument is that not only did Bobby Dassey lie under oath, but he may have done so because he himself was involved in the murder of Teresa Halbach, as reported by Rolling Stone.
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So while Trump could very easily lie under oath to the special counsel and put himself on the path to impeachment, it would amount to a national embarrassment and dire domestic political fallout for Trump and Republicans.
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Nevertheless, an individual sometimes can put himself or herself in legal jeopardy if, during the course of an investigation, that person were to lie under oath, otherwise make a false statement to the government, or obstruct an ongoing investigation.
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The Los Angeles County sheriff, Alex Villanueva has been in a protracted battle with the county board of supervisors over hiring people accused of assault, protecting a deputy who faked a shooting and permitting detectives to lie under oath.
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So, then when he then goes to try to justify them and at the same time says, "I&aposm honorable and I never tell a lie, and I do not lie under oath," it just becomes that much harder to believe him.
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Ms. Allred pointed out that if the defamation case moves forward, Mr. Trump could be deposed or asked to testify, and that if he were to lie under oath, it would be grounds for Congress to impeach him, as happened with Mr. Clinton.
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But what we know so far indicates that Trump, in at least one previously known case involving Don Jr., scripted someone to lie under oath, which means that all the concerns voiced by Democrats and Fox News anchors in response to the BuzzFeed story remain as valid as ever.
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Sen. Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah) on Sunday said he doesn't believe former FBI Director James Comey would lie under oath.
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Nicolas Burns: Well, this impeachment trial of President Trump that begins this week is different than the impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson, which was over whether or not he had the right under the law to fire the secretary of war, or the impeachment trial of President Clinton — did he lie under oath?
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They know that something very bad is happening when news stories reveal that the president has made thousands of statements that are flat-out false, his own lawyers apparently advise him to not testify because they fear he will lie under oath and his fourth communications director in a year tells Congress that a condition of employment for the post she will soon leave was to tell "white lies" on his behalf.
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If Sessions did not explicitly lie under oath to the Senate, he came close, saying, "I have been called a surrogate at a time or two in that campaign and I didn't have communications with the Russians," in response to a question from Senator Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE.
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Ames believed that Dom was under much "psychological stress" at this point. Dom then proceeds to lie under oath to further enact his revenge. Dom claims that Malick delivered Amanda a fatal overdose. To defend himself he is forced to admit that he kissed Dom.
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He shows Bree her credit card, which he stole from her purse. When she says that she'll bring this up in court, Andrew blackmails her. He threatens to lie under oath and say that Bree sexually molested him when he was younger. Bree has no choice but to do nothing.
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In a number of jurisdictions, police officers have been accused of ticket fixing. Police lying under oath, particularly in drug crimes, is allegedly commonplace in certain areas; some federal grant programs such as Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program are tied to numbers, and police officers may also feel pressured to prove their productivity.Alexander M. (2013). Why Police Lie Under Oath.
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As far as the effects on future admissibility to the United States, expedited removal is treated similarly to ordinary removal. For first-time offenders who have not committed an aggravated felony and did not lie under oath, the typical ban length is five years. However, the ban could be a five-year, ten-year, twenty-year, or permanent ban based on the circumstances.
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On January 17, 2019, new allegations involving Trump surfaced, claiming he instructed his long-time lawyer, Michael Cohen, to lie under oath about Trump's conflict-of-interest involvement with the Russian government to erect a Trump Tower in Moscow. This also sparked requests for an investigation and for the president to "resign or be impeached" should such claims be substantiated.
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" Forbes. June 6, 2013. Retrieved on June 11, 2013. "Eight months later, Senator Ron Wyden quoted[...]" When Edward Snowden was asked during a January 26, 2014, television interview in Moscow on what the decisive moment was or what caused him to whistle-blow, he replied: "Sort of the breaking point was seeing the director of national intelligence, James Clapper, directly lie under oath to Congress.
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Producers later decided to reintroduce the character on a permanent basis with Dom returning in January 2014. Dom is a complex character who enjoys causing trouble and creating different personalities to suit his desired outcome of a situation. His manipulative behaviour has seen him lie under oath and attempt to ruin his colleagues careers. His reintroduction signalled a rivalry with Arthur Digby (Rob Ostlere) and a friendship with Zosia March (Camilla Arfwedson).
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The footprint discovered by the forensics team had to be compared against police footwear, as several police officers, including Deputy Chief Glen McCloskey, walked through the crime scene unauthorized and without protective gear. McCloskey was later accused of suggesting that other officers lie under oath about his presence at the crime scene, and Saint John Police is currently under investigation by the New Brunswick Police Commission for corruption and a potential cover-up.
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Marco is then asked to testify in court about Paul harassing Christina but cannot lie under oath when the judge asks whether Paul has been aggressive to Christina, as Marco has seen no such evidence. When Beth moves to Erinsborough full-time, Marco is smitten with her but she rejects his advances as she prefers Brad. Rick, Marco's teenage brother, arrives in Ramsay Street after being expelled from boarding school and asks him for a job. Marco refuses and insists Rick attend Erinsborough High School.
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Lewinsky left the Pentagon position in December 1997. Lewinsky submitted an affidavit in the Paula Jones case in January 1998 denying any physical relationship with Clinton, and she attempted to persuade Tripp to lie under oath in that case. Tripp gave the tapes to Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr, adding to his on-going investigation into the Whitewater controversy. Starr then broadened his investigation beyond the Arkansas land use deal to include Lewinsky, Clinton, and others for possible perjury and subornation of perjury in the Jones case.
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Of course, when the police lie under oath, innocent people can also be convicted and jailed. Hundreds of convictions have been set aside as a result of such scandals. Some sources say that it is both a police and a prosecutorial problem and that it is a systemic response to the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine, which was recognized in the US Supreme Court decision Mapp v. Ohio. Other authors have drawn a connection between perjury and an increased emphasis on the number of arrests and convictions made.
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Liz considers retracting her offer to assist the police but becomes certain of Sonia's guilt when, in the season finale, she delivers a cryptic message, when cutting Maxine Conway's hair, that she may have had something to do with the murder, referring to cutting hair as taking a crown away (Helen Masters had had her hair cut off shortly after her murder). In Season 5, Sonia remains aloof. Don Kaplan grows impatient and advises Liz to lie under oath in court. Despite being warned off by Doreen Anderson (Shareena Clanton), Liz agrees.
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On 30 October 2006, Freeman and one other man were arrested by Greater Manchester Police at premises in the centre of Manchester and held at a police station. The arrest was for suspicion of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice by encouraging a client to lie under oath, and the arrest was on behalf of an investigation being undertaken by Gwent Police. Freeman denied the allegations, and after an extended release on bail, no charges were brought against him after it emerged that he had not spoken to the client.
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Trasker gets himself and the severely wounded Weickert back to the American space station in Earth orbit. Back on Earth, a congressional investigation into Planetary Fleet One is launched. The President urges Trasker to downplay the Soviet role in the tragedy to avoid international tension, implying that he will be given command of the next Mars flight if he does so. Trasker and Weickert testify before the congressional commission, where hostile questioning by Senator Kenny Williams, an enemy of the space program, forces Trasker to reveal the truth so as not to lie under oath; only Halleck's role remains concealed.
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Some sources identified this as the first step in the process of impeaching Trump. Fox News outlined two potential bases for impeachment, one being the Emoluments Clause and the other being complicity with Russian interference in the 2016 United States presidential election. On March 21, it was widely reported that Congresswoman Maxine Waters tweeted "Get ready for impeachment," which Waters explained was in reference to the allegations of collusion with Russian interference in the election. On January 17, 2019, new accusations involving Trump surfaced, claiming he instructed his long-time lawyer, Michael Cohen, to lie under oath surrounding Trump's involvement with the Russian government to erect a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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Laws passed by the Catholic Church governed not just the laws between Christians and infidels in matters of religious affairs, but also civil affairs. They were prohibited from participating or aiding in infidel religious rites, such as circumcisions or wearing images of non-Christian religious significance. In the Early Middle Ages, based on the idea of the superiority of Christians to infidels, regulations came into place such as those forbidding Jews from possessing Christian slaves; the laws of the decretals further forbade Christians from entering the service of Jews, for Christian women to act as their nurses or midwives; forbidding Christians from employing Jewish physicians when ill; restricting Jews to definite quarters of the towns into which they were admitted and to wear a dress by which they might be recognized. Later during the Victorian era, testimony of either self-declared, or those accused of being Infidels or Atheists, was not accepted in a court of law because it was felt that they had no moral imperative to not lie under oath because they did not believe in God, or Heaven and Hell.
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On March 15, 2013three days after what he later called his "breaking point" of "seeing the Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, directly lie under oath to Congress"Snowden quit his job at Dell. Although he has said his career high annual salary was $200,000, Snowden said he took a pay cut to work at consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton, where he sought employment in order to gather data and then release details of the NSA's worldwide surveillance activity. At the time of his departure from the U.S. in May 2013, he had been employed for 15 months inside the NSA's Hawaii regional operations center, which focuses on the electronic monitoring of China and North Korea, first for Dell and then for two months with Booz Allen Hamilton. While intelligence officials have described his position there as a system administrator, Snowden has said he was an infrastructure analyst, which meant that his job was to look for new ways to break into Internet and telephone traffic around the world.
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