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What is the word that defines something stated under oath?
The word is "testimony."
What are synonyms of affidavit?
testimony, oath, affirmation
Who are liable for perjury?
Anyone who lies in their testimony while under oath.
Does the use of ''the oath'' make any difference in the testimony of witnesses in court?
A:Witnesses who hold religious beliefs are invited to give their testimony under oath, to remind them of the solemnity of their evidence and the absolute requirement to answer truthfully. Those who, for any reason, do not wish to answer under oath can make an affirmation, which has exactly the same legal standing as an oath.
How are congressional investigations like trials?
You deliver sworn testimony and you can be cited, sanctioned, and imprisoned for lying under oath during your testimony.
Can a member of congress legally lie?
If you are referring to testimony given under oath - no.
What is oral testimony?
is testable evidence which is typically given under oath in a court of law by an individual who will offer their recollectionof a specific event or timeline of events in relationto the case.EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY: "Eye witness testimony is a statement given to a court of law, by an eye witness who was at the scene of a crime under oath."Psychology Dictionary: What is EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY? definition of EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY (Psychology Dictionary)
A solemn declaration made by a witness under oath in response to interrogation by a lawyer is called?
Testimony
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What deos testimony mean?
Oral or verbal evidence given under oath ( sworn on a Bible ).
What is an example of secular religion?
Whenever one takes an "oath of office" he pledges his life to one's duty. Similarly, when one gives testimony he swears an oath. Oath-swearing is a religious act, giving due obeisance to a higher (divine or not) power.
What are some other words for Breaking an oath?
perjury forswearing falsification lying prevarication fabrication oathbreach bearing false witness giving false testimony lying under oath wilful falsehood deceitfulness deception dishonesty equivocation false oath false statement false swearing mendaciousness mendacity untruthfulness bearing false testimony false testimony forswearing oneself giving false evidence violation of an oath making false statements deceit kidology duplicity perfidy falseness dissimulation misrepresentation double-dealing fibbing telling stories artifice perfidiousness
