Answer 1:
No, if you lie in court you will almost always be caught. It's called perjury, and Judges are well trained and experienced in detecting it. There are more cynical answers, but in the main, our judicial system works quite well.
Answer 2:
Yes, people can and do get away with lying in court on a daily basis. If there is no admissible evidence to refute the testimony or contradict it then it stands as is. Perjury is overlooked today to a great extent. Former President Clinton's case is a good example of this current societal trend. Unfortunately criminals and some police are some of the best liars.
Scrooge realizes he is witnessing the aftermath of his own death when he sees people discussing the death of the person. He then sees his own body lying on the bed covered by a sheet, leading him to understand that he has passed away.
No, a lot of people are lying, celebrities on Stardoll have their own dolls and don't have a beauty parlor.
Judgessolve problems that people can't solve on their own.
Most people with Asperger's Syndrome are too honest for their own good. Pathological lying is another problem altogether.
A court order has no statute of limitations. If you fail to pay the injured party can appeal to the court for sanctions that can include the seizure of any property you own. You cannot make a court order go away by ignoring it. The debt can grow much larger with interest added.
She can lie to her attorney if she wants to. It may hinder his/her ability to assist her properly, but there is no law requiring candor with one's legal counsel. If she lies on documents submitted to the court, it is perjury.
Not without any legally recognized authority.
no
It would require a petition to the court, if the parent is unable to provide it on his own. What is the situation?
Compulsive lying is a deep-seated emotional problem that may not even respond to therapy. It is extremely rare for people to address it successfully on their own, with or without books. We suggest you speak with a mental health professional.
Eventually the lies will cross you over. Lying is always a fabricated story - the story is never the same, and it will eventually bite you where it hurts the most. Telling the truth is always the best route to take.
i really don't know because people are saying you can and people are saying that you cant so i really dont know who is lying so just you make ur own opinion