You, yourself, had your entire life changed by perjured testimony.

This was done on perjured evidence stating that Martin had disappeared and could not be found.

Coleman was reported, by a perjured informer, to have asked.

Besides, to call a lover a perjured creature is to encourage him.

"We're not going to buy perjured testimony from anyone."

Kline would paint it as perjured testimony to the jury.

But even a perjured witness sometimes reveals the truth.

"We have here a credible witness who, I am convinced, would not give perjured testimony."

"But the other part is to see that no one is put away on perjured testimony or tainted evidence."

The charge was baseless, and based on perjured testimony.

In 1535, he was tried for treason, convicted on perjured testimony, and beheaded.

The court heard testimony that the police had assaulted and coaxed a state witness into giving perjured evidence.

"No use starting off with a perjured bride."

His use of perjured witnesses had placed him under threat of disbarment.

How to prevent perjury and, what remedies should be made available for the victims of perjured evidence came under focus in 1970(?)

War on perjured traitor and Mason, with his breath impure plunges the nation.

No client of Perry Mason's was ever convicted on perjured evidence yet."

"I wish you would" He drew a deep breath and let it out slowly, acting just as a witness must when trapped with perjured testimony.

He was not above making, when he heard his rival's step outside the door, a little kissing sound with his perjured lips.

He was convicted of conspiracy to obstruct justice by hiding witnesses and arranging for perjured testimony in March 1979.

The head of the Birmingham police later made a deathbed confession that Daly had been "convicted on perjured evidence".

Petitioners contended that their convictions were improper because they were based on perjured testimony.

Eulalia is convicted on the perjured testimony of suborned witnesses, and exiled from the court.

"Your opinion about perjured testimony," says Kline.

"Any time I have to depend on perjured evidence to acquit a client, I'll quit trying cases.

I've perjured myself for you and all to no purpose.

Why, he'd perjure his mother if it would take away the pain.

All these years my father has never gotten over the fact that I perjured myself for you.

Now, you can reach your own conclusion about whether he perjured himself or not.

"They were honest citizens who decided not to perjure themselves."

"If you take the stand and perjure yourself, you'll be looking for a new lawyer."

If he perjured his testimony, it's going to be very difficult to prove.

"You'd have to perjure yourself in order to get a license."

Q. But do you think police routinely perjure in the cases?

Well, since you didn't perjure yourself, I may be able to cut a deal.

They would be interested, however, in who is perjuring himself."

Hay had enjoyed perjuring himself before the bar of history.

I didn't figure he'd perjure himself about something which could be checked up on.

I do not believe our President should be held to a lower standard of accountability than other citizens who perjure themselves.

It was true that I would never perjure myself.

Later, it emerged that Allen might have perjured himself at trial.

"Ken, did you really think a guy with that much legal experience was just going to admit he'd perjured himself?"

If you want me to perjure myself, you've come to the wrong shop."

"You think your wife is going to perjure herself?"

"I didn't want them to perjure themselves because of a communication problem," he said.

He will do anything to survive in academia - short of perjuring himself.

That's the only reason I agreed to perjure myself.

It takes a live man to perjure himself with that true ring of sincerity.

Again, the priest had avoided the direct answer that might have perjured him.

Who should be trusted, when one's own right hand Is perjured to the bosom?