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To: Poohbah
>> that fits a reasonable man's definition of perjury.

It would if the first statement was intentionally false swearing; not if it was inadvertent error. Self-correction is permitted before the matter becomes a crime.

Which side did you have in mind? Michael has made numerous contradictory statements under oath. I don't recall Judge Greer recoiling from those lies.

29 posted on 04/01/2005 9:06:53 AM PST by T'wit (Liberalism reduces America from a Shining City on a Hill to a fetid slum in a fever swamp)
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To: T'wit
It would if the first statement was intentionally false swearing; not if it was inadvertent error.

How do you "inadvertently" state that you saw A, and then self-correct to "well, I didn't really see A like I just said I did?"

30 posted on 04/01/2005 9:10:59 AM PST by Poohbah (I'm in the WPPFF)
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