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perjury??? Justice System, Police, Courts

Discussion in 'Criminal Charges' started by kamronsmomma, Jun 22, 2008.

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  1. kamronsmomma

    kamronsmomma Law Topic Starter New Member

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    My question is within the state of Michigan.
    I'm a victim in a case with my son's father. Who is being charged with 4 accounts of criminal sexual condut 3rd degree. I had to testify at his preliminary exam,and the also took his DNA.


    The only problem is I told the police that I had told my son's father I was 13 and that he told me he was 21. I even testified on oath about i also. But, the only problem is tat it's a lie. I told him I was 18 after he had told me he was 23. Than after I got pregnant I said I was 14. Intercourse didn't happen after I told him that.

    My biggest question is how could this affect this case? What kind of charges can I be put up with for making a false statement on oath, when the age is a big issue in this case? Is this even perjury? What degree of perjury is it? I plan on telling the court that I lied becuse I feel like it's he right thing to do.
     
  2. seniorjudge

    seniorjudge Super Moderator

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    You need to tell the cops immediately.

    They are no doubt more interested in sending this pervert away and I suspect they don't want you in jail.
     

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