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Originally Posted by BobnBev
Russ, I think you missed the part that said sworn statement. When you swear to something under oath, and it turns out to be not true, then you would most likely be arrested for perjury. Not a pleasant thought.
BTW, not like you to be sarcastic, bad day at the hospital?
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Just came back from vacation.
Heck - I can see some people swearing to something if they really wanted to get back at someone. I really don't think a court can rule just on someone's word (sworn or not) without any visual (like a cell phone recording), physical or witness testimony. I just don't see it happening. Wouldn't be real justice would it?
If someone did that to me without any evidence I'd find some way to bring THEM to court for character assassination or something like that.