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perjurer 

A person who renders (oneself) guilty of swearing falsely or of willfully making a false statement under oath or solemn affirmation
Me: I don't believe he'll dare to stand up as a witness in court.

Friend: True. He is a perjurer.
perjurer by imBASICk May 23, 2016

Perjury Trap 

When you know someone did something, you ask them about it and they lie to you.

Lying when the other person already knows the answer.
I was caught lying under oath about robbing the bank. They setup a perjury trap since they had it on video the whole time!
Perjury Trap by Fo Gish November 13, 2018
Telling a lie during a trial despite pledging the oath to tell the truth
1: Did You hear about that trial?
2: I heard the Lawyer Got arrested Fie perjury
Perjury by EnglishMamba February 10, 2019

perjury trap 

The act of asking a liar a question under oath
Asking the President if he has done anything illegal is a perjury trap because everything he does is illegal and everything he says is a lie, therefore the statements can’t be reconciled.
Lying under oathe. What got Bubba Clinton impeached while President. It had NOTHING to do with an adulterous affair with his intern, Monica Lewinsky. His impeachement was ENTIRELY Constitutional because the U.S Constitution lists pergery among "high crimes and misdeameanors" because it can get you thrown into jail.
Perjury is stupid and can get you thrown in jail. Just tell the truth, because the truth will eventually come out anyway. Save yourself further embarassment.
perjury by krock1dk@yahoo.com January 6, 2008

perjurists 

A term used to describe judges who have lied under oath.
The Supreme Court of the United States is packed with perjurists who must be immediately removed to serve the minimum 5-year prison term, one that is typically handed down for this crime; in fact it should be at least double that, considering it’s the highest court in the land.
perjurists by Dr Bunnygirl July 3, 2022