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It ended in a mistrial after she apparently perjured herself.
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Who cares that the police officer has perjured him or herself, it's more important for the police to get intelligence on protestors and their activities.
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He testified in the third trial that he had perjured himself during the first two.
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The two officers then perjured themselves.
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If he knew about '98, then he also perjured himself before a grand jury.
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The majority indicated that the knowing use of perjured testimony is trial error and that applicant had to prove harm by a preponderance of evidence.
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He also perjured his way into sending at least two prisoners to the gallows for crimes they had not committed.
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Officers of the law gave perjured testimony and presented fabricated evidence as a pretext for false arrests and wrongful imprisonment.
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The conviction was overturned in 1985 after it emerged that the jailhouse informants who testified at his trial had perjured themselves on the stand.
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Last night he denied that his diary revelations could also reveal that he perjured himself in that affidavit.
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