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subornation

procuring a person to commit an offence, the most common being subornation of perjury.
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Captain K was cleared of any wrongdoing; however, (now) Airman Basic (AB) Calhoun was charged and convicted of obstruction of justice, subornation of perjury, and conspiracy to commit perjury.
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A compter de cette date, d'ailleurs, le writ of attaint tombe rapidement en desuetude, sauf dans les cas de veritable subornation de jures (57).
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How can we be assured of an impartial look into every assertion of subornation when it is an accepted fact that one can buy one's way through any inquest, official or otherwise?
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(266) Indeed, on July 29, 1964, a federal grand jury indicted Root and Forde on three counts of subornation of perjury and obstruction of justice.
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