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commit perjury

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See: falsify, lie


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Tommy is also accused of trying to get someone else to commit perjury.
The Crown Office last night said the couple will both face a single charge of perjury, while Mr Sheridan is indicted on an additional charge of trying to get someone else to commit perjury.
The Crown Office said the indictment contained a charge of perjury against the politician and another charge of attempting to persuade someone else to commit perjury.
 
 
 
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