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Meanings of lying under oath in English
Usage of lying under oath in English
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Political advisor Roger Stone was convicted of lying under oath to lawmakers.
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ConCourt also previously suggested Dlamini must face perjury charges for lying under oath.
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She "compounded her crimes by repeatedly lying under oath," Ms Strauss alleged.
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For lying under oath, the Home Affairs minister may even find a new home behind bars.
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Cairns is accused of lying under oath about match-fixing during a successful libel case in 2012.
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However, having admitted to lying under oath to Congress, Cohen and his credibility have been compromised.
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Meanwhile, Mr Sessions was accused by Democrats of lying under oath during his confirmation hearing in January.
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission lawyers accused former Goldman Sachs trader Fabrice Tourre of lying under oath.
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Chris Cairns denies the charge - lying under oath, which carries up to seven years in jail.
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Steenhuisen has done the opposite, promising to intensify efforts to bring Gigaba to justice for lying under oath.
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The indictment also charges Grimm with lying under oath in January 2013 about his role in the restaurant.
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He resigned as mayor in 2008 and pleaded guilty to lying under oath to hide an extramarital affair.
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Cairns has been accused of lying under oath, after saying in court he had "never"… Audio
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Your mistake was lying under oath.
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The president could choose to fire Malusi Gigaba because lying under oath is a criminal offence in South Africa.
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He subsequently pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice, admitting to lying under oath, in a deal with county prosecutors.
