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false declarations etc to úvěr u čsob obtain registration etc for carrying on a vocation: s. Perjury by a defence witness The decision to prosecute a defence witness for perjury partly depends on whether the defendant in the earlier trial was convicted: If the defendant was convicted, and there is no clear evidence of collusion, a prosecution would not usually be appropriate. Where a defendant is acquitted, wholly or partly because of false evidence given by him or her, a prosecution for perjury might be appropriate. If the perjury is the sole or principal act, then it will be normal to charge perjury. The more flagrant the breach of the appropriate section of this Act, the more likely it will be that the defendant should be prosecuted for an offence under the Act as well as any other offences that arise úvěr u čsob. false statements as to births or deaths: s. A conviction cannot be obtained solely on the evidence of a single witness as to the falsity of any statement. If you think a conviction for perjury is unlikely to result in a substantial increase in sentence, then the public interest probably does not require a prosecution. Consider also the possible consequences to úvěr u čsob the original conviction of an acquittal of the defendant on a charge of perjury arising out of the earlier proceedings. false statements etc with reference to marriage: s. false statutory declarations and other false statements without oath: s. Where there is clear evidence of collusion, and where the perjured evidence is sufficiently material to the case, then careful consideration should be given to a prosecution. There must, by virtue of section 13 Perjury Act 1991, be some other evidence of the falsity of the statement, for example, a letter or account written by the defendant contradicting his sworn evidence is sufficient if supported by a single witness. Evidence of premeditation is an important factor in coming to a decision on whether or not to prosecute. Offences akin to perjury There are a number of offences akin to perjury in the perjury act 1911 which, should be considered, including:- false statements on oath made otherwise than in a judicial proceeding: s. It is regarded as serious whether it is committed in the context of a minor case, for example a car passenger who falsely states that the driver did not jump a red light as alleged, or a serious case, for example a false alibi witness in a bank robbery case úvěr u čsob. You should, therefore, be satisfied that the evidence of perjury is exceptionally strong before instituting proceedings. If the defendants lies have been planned before the hearing as opposed to arising on the spur of the moment during cross-examination, the public interest in prosecuting will be stronger. A prosecution should not be brought, however, where it may give the appearance that the prosecution is seeking to go behind the earlier acquittal: see dicta by Lord Hailsham L. If the perjury is part of a much more significant series of acts aimed at perverting justice, then a charge of perverting the course of justice would be more appropriate úvěr u čsob. Where there is clear evidence of perjury, which emerges after the trial, and which goes to úvěr u čsob the heart of the issues raised at the trial, a prosecution for perjury may be appropriate.

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