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If you are convicted of perjury and this is your first charge ever what is going to happen?
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If you are convicted of perjury and this is your first offense what happens
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What legally happens to you if you commit perjury?
Many legal consequences can occur for the offense of perjury. "Perjury" can be generally defined as lying under oath, and is usually discussed in relation to the judicial process, but can refer to any lying while under oath (e.g. before Congress). To determine the possible consequences, you must first determine: 1) What laws govern perjury in your nation/state or province/jurisdiction? 2) What are the possible sentences a judge can issue if you are convicted of perjury? 3) Do you have a legal status that can be affected by a perjury conviction? In the United States, perjury is a crime, but possible sentences vary by jurisdiction and each individual judge may vary widely within the framework provided by that jurisdiction's statute (law). Sentences may include imprisonment, probation, community service, and/or fines. If you are on probation or parole, or are not a citizen, the sentence could include revocation of probation or parole, and deportation. Furthermore, convictions for non-juvenile offenders become part of your permanent record, and may adversely affect your employment and your ability to testify again without being "impeached" (made to seem untruthful) by the examination of your record. So don't lie!
