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I would say...YES
But only if you would get caught or if they somehow found out about it.
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Can you go to jail for lying about owning copyrighted material?
Only in extreme cases.
Can you go to jail for lying at a job saying your 18 but your not?
no you just would be fired..
What is the fine for lying on a child's birth certificate in UK?
you go to jail and they let a rabid hobo bite you
Can you go to jail for getting caught looking into government property?
Yeah, most likely you would go to jail for looking at anything that the government dose not want you to see or know.
Do you go to jail for lying about a lost package?
Committing perjury could get you sent to jail. It's a not a good idea to lie, especially when you could be facing fine and/or imprisonment.
Why do people go to jail for taping cops doing the wrong thing?
They go to jail because cops are working for the government and have the authority. Go figure....
When a government no longer protects its people they have the right to?
Go to jail i think
Can you raise money by lying about a injured animal?
NO! you would go to jail unless you injured that animal or really were living with a injured pet
If your 17 year old girlfriend ran away can you go to jail if her parents thought she was with you in the state of Alabama?
If you were keeping her there against her will or lying to the police if they ask you if she is with you.
Why is it that Prohibiting selling and fund raising under the guise of conducting a research?
The simple answer is that it is lying. It is considered fraud and if you do that you may have to go to court and possibly jail.
Can you go to prison for lying on an affidavit regarding how you were served a photo radar ticket?
No, you would be charged with perjury or false testimony and then have another court case and if you lose that then you go to jail or get probation.
What do people go to jail for when they lie on their fafsa application?
People can go to jail for lying on their FAFSA application if they provide false information that leads to receiving financial aid they are not eligible for. This is considered fraud, and penalties can include fines, repayment of aid, and potentially criminal prosecution.
