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perjured testimony

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CJB) Exodus 23:1 23:1 "You are not to repeat false rumors; do not join hands with the wicked by offering perjured testimony.
Then his assets would be seized by raids on his home and office, and he would be prosecuted in federal court, convicted by perjured testimony if necessary, and incarcerated.
Perhaps, in the future, he might discount the generally perjured testimony of uncorroborated jail house snitches who speak with the thought of obtaining a better deal for himself.
 
 
 
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