Judge orders a paternity test to be done. In the paperwork it says that the potential father, who is responsible for paying for the test, has already already paid for it. But when you arrive to the county prosicuters office to have the test done you over hear the potential father telling the secretary, whom he knows, that he doesn't have the money to pay for it. And states that he can't touch his savings account (which we think is non exsistant), and that he is going to have to see if he can get it from his brother. But, the sec. says that she will hold of mailing out the test till the end of the day in order for him to pay for it.
Would you consider this perjury, seeing as you already told the judge that you paid for it in the form of a money order?
2007-11-27
06:29:37
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Justin R
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Law & Ethics