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Q: Perjury is not enforced in our Civil Courts ( No Answer,   1 Comment )
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Subject: Perjury is not enforced in our Civil Courts
Category: Miscellaneous
Asked by: burn15-ga
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Posted: 12 Feb 2005 11:10 PST
Expires: 14 Mar 2005 11:10 PST
Question ID: 473418
I have proven perjury is not enforced in our civil court system. 
Perjury is a criminal offense and only the Distict Attorney has the
authority to prosecute criminal acts.  Yet when you check the records
the DA has not prosecuted any perjury charges in a civil court. If you
don't beleive me call you local DA's office and ask when was the last
time a charge of perjury was prosecuted in his office.  Now how do we
get the truth admitted in our civil court system? Thats the question. 
If perjury was enforced John Edwards would not made millions from his
medical lawsuits
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Subject: Re: Perjury is not enforced in our Civil Courts
From: marcg123-ga on 13 Feb 2005 13:51 PST
 
I am sorry you are using this forum for your own political agenda. 
Perjury is a crime, and if action is taken, it is in the criminal
context, not in civil court.  Go ask one of your republican lawyers to
explain the law to you.

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