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Nope. If you don't have your wallet, you don't have your wallet. Further, you only commit perjury (in the US) if you are under oath. Also, no law has been br
by patcheudor 11y ago
Nope. If you don't have your wallet, you don't have your wallet. Further, you only commit perjury (in the US) if you are under oath. Also, no law has been broken which is being investigated. Not having ID is not a crime. Being vague about why you don't have ID is not a crime.
- PhantomGremlin 11y agoyou only commit perjury (in the US) if you are under oath Quite true. But did you know it is a felony to make false statements? Martha Stewart probably didn't know that before, but she does now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Making_false_statements https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Making_false_statements
- patcheudor 11y agoin the commission of a crime or to mislead the investigation of a crime.