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Pittsburgh Criminal Defense Lawyer - Pennsylvania Perjury Attorney

 

Have You or Someone You Know Been Charged with Perjury?

Many times, purported witnesses to a Violent Crime, Homicide, Sex Crime or Drug Crime are forced to wait months or even years before the case in which they are called to testify, finally comes to trial. On some occasions, key witnesses forget their original testimony given under oath at a Preliminary Hearing and do not feel comfortable being reminded of their testimony by the officer, agent or prosecutor on the case.

More specifically, some witnesses realize at trial that what they testified to earlier was incorrect and want do the right thing and correct the mistake, but instead face threats of Perjury, False Swearing or charges of False Reports by officers on the case.

What is Perjury? Perjury FrankWalkerLaw_com

In Pennsylvania, a person is guilty of Perjury, if in any official proceeding he makes a false statement under oath when the statement is material and he does not believe it to be true. A conviction for perjury is a felony conviction punishable by a potential prison sentence and hefty fines.

What to do if you are Charged with Perjury

If you are threatened with a charge or perjury, you need to immediately contact an Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney to inform you of your Constitutional Rights, explain you of the actual consequences and advise you on a course of action.

Criminal Lawyer Frank Walker has an office conveniently located in Downtown Pittsburgh and can meet with you to discuss your perjury charges. Contact Attorney Walker today by clicking here or calling  1-800-496-4143 or 412.532.6805 to schedule a consultation to review your case.