- law, and
under the laws of some English-speaking
Commonwealth nations,
subornation of
perjury is the
crime of
persuading or
permitting a
person to commit...
- and
subornation of
perjury is
punishable by
imprisonment of up to 7 years. Tasmania:
Perjury is a
crime in Tasmania. Victoria:
Perjury and
subornation of...
- stepdaughter,
successfully sued the
duchess for libel, slander, and
conspiracy to
suborn perjury.
Beadon testified in
court on
behalf of the duke,
presenting evidence...
-
Arkansas in the
Clinton v.
Jones lawsuit, and that
Lewinsky had
attempted to
suborn Tripp's
perjury in that suit to
conceal what she knew of the Clinton–Lewinsky...
- 000 to her stepmother, who sued her for libel, slander, and
conspiracy to
suborn perjury. A list of as many as 88 men with whom the Duke
believed his wife...
-
parte communications.
Ethical questions are involved,
since lawyers cannot suborn perjury or use
false testimony. This fits with the
concept of the metaphor...
- to
critics in London. The
trial itself was
claimed to have
featured a
suborned lead defence-witness, a
bribed judge, and
other serious violations of the...
- that his ****ertion that
Boies had
engaged in an
extortion plot and in
suborning perjury was mistaken. Dershowitz's
first wife was Sue Barlach. In his...
-
novel Wrath of the Lion, in
which the
organization fictionally manages to
suborn the crew of a
French Navy
submarine and use it for
missions of revenge....
- of the
pillory was
restricted in
England as
punishment for
perjury or
subornation. The
pillory was
formally abolished as a form of
punishment in England...
