Someone lied under oath in a civil trial in court, to their favor, not mine, how do I make it right?
109672
Find proof and contact the county attorney with your proof.  It will be up to them to prosecute depending on how much evidence you have.  If your evidence is insufficient, they will not prosecute.
507553
yes, i was wrongly accused once...a work thing(exonerated)...guess that makes up for private-life-things i've gotten away with
115882
Absolutely! If the judge is aware of these facts, not only is he morally and ethically obliged to help. In fact, there may even be some criminal charges that can be pressed with enough proof. It is a despicable act on the Judge's and I would appeal to a higher court and sue the robe off that crooked Judge. Get an attorney and go with it. Go to the media if you have to.
399530
#hire an attorney #2  what does a phone prove.. or pictures.# the court wont be impressed with you, sister or friend. all three are expected to lie. not that u r.lying. who is this eye witness."?  take it to trial if he is innocent.. take a plea if he is not.
20902
I wouldn't bother taking it to court. There's no way to prove that it happened unless the person is honest enough to say that he did make a verbal contract with you and he didn't follow through with it. I doubt that will happen, though. You really should have made a contract on paper.
795194
I did and won.  The guy prosecuting made the whole thing up about cationing me and it was all lies - my age, phone number, tv details the whole lot.  I pleaded not guilty and got a new court date and TV licensing dropped the case 1 day before due in court.  You can go not guilty if you dont have a tv or if they've lied like above. Good luck - try it what have you got to lose ????
801634
Habeaus Corpus is one option, but it's only really intended as a collateral attack on wrongful imprisonment.\n\nAs to proving you are innocent, that's the trial process. The judge just grants or denies continuances (delays) based on what the attorneys (prosecutor and defense) ask for. The judge cannot pay more attention to the matter, unless one of the attorney's brings a motion before the court.\n\nAsk your new attorney about a Speedy Trial motion.
176968
If you merely say that he/she is innocent that would not be helpful. First obtain a copy of Charge Sheet.  Examine the paper evidences quoted therein.  If there is no eye-witness contest the charges giving supporting evidences. File your petition with the authorities of the competent jurisdiction.
383558
Slander involves malicious intent also, which is the toughest part to prove.  If you made a mistake, act stupid, and all of that, it won't hold up in court.  If you're talking to them directly, that's also not slander.
778102
Can u prove they knowingly commited the purgery? \n Get a transcript of the case . then file in the aproprate court.\n there is a time limit to deal with.
721363
If the person actually took the stand during the trial and denied killing the person, then he could be charged with perjury.  If he didn't take the stand and get sworn in, it can't be said to be perjury.  He may get charged with obstructing justice, depending on what he has or hasn't said to the police.  If it is a federal crime and the FBI is involved, he could be charged with lying to federal agents.  Probably the worst case situation other than these things is that he could face a civil trial in the same way O J Simpson did and be facing a huge financial penalty...it is rather stupid for anyone to do that though.  Otherwise, unfortunately, double jeopardy will apply.  Even on an appeal, it can only be on the evidence presented, not on any new evidence.  If a higher court does decide to send it back to a lower court for a retrial, he could be in big trouble.  Hope this helps.
773198
You would have to prove that it was done maliciously, that they knew it was untrue, and were doing it only to harass you. Consult a lawyer.\n\nPersonally, however, I believe that you should be able to knee-cap* any person who knowingly files false accusations.\n\n*[break someone's kneecaps with a baseball bat]
402445
I am not sure of the lie.. but if you have proof you didn't say it let people know.  And depending on the lie.. you have a right to say whatever you want.  Constitution says so.
881078
First, you have to decide if this situation is really worth the waste of your time and energy.  Do you really care what this person is saying about you?  If so, and what they are saying is truly slanderous, get a lawyer and sue them.\n\nIf you take the low road and decided to give this person a piece of your mind, its not like they can just throw a restraining order on you.  They must seek the restraining order through the courts.  There will be a hearing during which both of you get to explain your version of events to a judge.  Only if the judge agrees with the other person's story will the restraining order go into place.\n\nOnce in place, if you violate whatever terms are imposed as a part of the restraining order you get to go to jail.  PC 166(a)(4) is the law violation relating to violating a court order if you want to read more.
239761
Tough one, need to contact an attorney.  She seriously has some issues.  I would think she's bluffing about the whole thing if she will not provide proof.  \n  She must not be over your hubby or is a drama queen.  Don't think you can charge someone criminally for lying, too bad.  You may have some civil action, possibly.\nGood luck.
235351
Man, I hate to tell you this, but depending on the judge, the DA and your PO's attitude, you can go to jail on one violation...you do have a right to counsel, excercise that right.
259052
As far as an actual statistic, I'm not sure.  However, I think that people lie in court all the time.  People are either honest or dishonest... I don't think that swearing to tell the truth will automaticaly want to make a dishonest person want to tell the truth... it just means that if they don't tell the truth when they swore to, then it's illegal.  And hey, if they are already on trial for something illegal, it's probably not going to bother them if they do something ELSE that's illegal.