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Can an officer lie in court if he feels he can get a conviction?
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∙ 9y ago
No one can lie in court. That is a big no..no. It is illegal, perjury, a felony punishable by up to 40 years incarceration in some states.
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Should you lie to someone your dating about a felony conviction?
yes you should
What do you do when the officer does not teii truth?
There is nothing you can do. The US Supreme Court has ruled that law enforcement officials are allowed to lie to people during the course of their investigation.
What happends if you lie in court?
You get arrested.
What does John tell the court about his wife?
She will not lie.
Who is court is better Celtic's or bull's?
Although the Celtic's court is kinda nice the Bull's court is better no lie
Can you lie to a lawyer outside of court?
of course!it is your choice
What does perjure mean?
To lie under oath in court
If you lie about an auto insurance claim how long are you liable in the court of law for that lie?
I'm not going to answer this question because you shouldn't lie about that anyway!
What can you say about a person who tells a lie?
a man saying lie because of many factors1 he feels happy when he/she have lie to other !2 he or she makes it as habit by doing it many times3 he or she have some problem so !
Is it against the law To lie to a police officer about being on felony probation?
As with most police-related questions, it depends on the circumstances. Specific law also varies from state to state. It is not always a crime to lie to the police. If you are providing a sworn written statement and you lie, it is a crime. If you are intentionally providing false information intended to mislead a law enforcement officer in the course of his/her duties, it is a crime. If you falsely report an incident or a crime, that is a crime. If you are stopped for speeding, and the police officer asks if you know how fast you were going, and you lie when you answer, that is not a crime. As a general rule, if the police officer is investigating something and you intentionally lie in order to protect yourself or someone else, or in order to intentionally mislead the officer, you may be guilty of a crime.
In the UK can someone who told a lie in a civil court without taking an oath be charged with say contempt of court?
Not contempt BUT - If they knowingly told a lie in court - whether under oath or not - that is 'perjury' or 'attempting to pervert the course of justice' which is punishable by imprisonment !
What does it mean to bear false witness?
To lie in court, or a similar situation.
