You also have to prove it. It's not perjury to make an incorrect statement, it's perjury to intentionally make an incorrect statement, so you have to demonstra

You also have to prove it. It's not perjury to make an incorrect statement, it's perjury to intentionally make an incorrect statement, so you have to demonstrate that it's willful, not just point out the incorrect statement. I imagine that the vocational findings are designed to appear mechanistic, whether they are or not (and stating a mechanistic outcome isn't an untrue statement).