false testimony

It is not clear why the two men gave what now appears to be false testimony.

"Why did he lie and make you give false testimony?"

The President, several months before, had given false testimony in a deposition.

He manages that money by giving a false testimony in court.

Furthermore, it found that the judge had given false testimony.

"At no time did I intentionally provide false testimony," he said.

The effect of false testimony by the accused is usually equivalent to his giving no evidence.

Encouraging her to give false testimony if she was called to appear in the Jones case; 3.

She starts spreading lies about him and even gives false testimony.

"Where is the false testimony that he is asking him to give?"

Some witnesses also claimed they had been threatened by police into giving false testimony.

By 1939, evidence of perjury and false testimony at the trial had become overwhelming.

False testimony is among the things that defile a person, Jesus says.

The narrative in 1 Kings 21 describes a case of false testimony.

"He shouldn't have given false testimony to begin with."

"They would use people's families to hurt them, to get them to give false testimony."

Those eager to receive or listen to false testimony were also subject to punishment.

But the president had repeated his false testimony under oath to a federal grand jury.

Her false testimony at the trial- and I do mean false!

Nineteen rebels were found not guilty based on lack of evidence and their false testimony.

At least one former company executive admitted under oath to having provided false testimony during the civil trial.

After the fact, military officials gave false testimony that exaggerated their readiness to protect the nation's capital.

Omar provides false testimony against Bird in open court as he had promised to do.

"The text is a tissue of accusations and false testimony.