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It's one of those crimes that requires knowingly lying. If you can convince the court that you were honestly mistaken, who's to say that you weren't? It might b
by bluejekyll 10y ago
It's one of those crimes that requires knowingly lying. If you can convince the court that you were honestly mistaken, who's to say that you weren't? It might be hard to enforce in this case.
- pbhjpbhj 10y agoThe original they provided a copy from wasn't blurred/smudged and they claimed under oath that it was? Sounds pretty clear cut - are they going to claim they had a booger on their glasses or something?? The smudged bit being the vital information pertinent to the case, seems to be beyond reasonable doubt on that basis, would be interested to hear the story their lawyers concoct ... sure it would/will be equal to some of Disney's greatest works of fiction.