Significats de prosecute for perjury en anglès

A convicted killer has failed in his bid to prosecute for perjury several people who gave evidence at his trial.

Subscriptions were opened, and large sums levied, on one side, to prosecute for perjury the persons on whose evidence the pardon had been granted.

And then the lawyer said he'd have me prosecuted for perjury.

And then Madison would probably be prosecuted for perjury.

He was aware that he had already sworn what, if he contradicted, might subject him to be prosecuted for perjury.

The complaint must be notarized, which means that in theory, anyone who makes misstatements about the judge can be prosecuted for perjury.

She would be exposed, fined thousands of pounds, committed to gaol for contempt of court, and prosecuted for perjury into the bargain.

And I say, no less solemnly, that any one who swears it in a court of law shall be prosecuted for perjury!

"No; but she might like to be assured that her brother won't be prosecuted for perjury."

Under the rules of the inquiry the soldiers were granted immunity from prosecutions resulting from their evidence, but they could be prosecuted for perjury.