Following the report, some MPs said they believe he lied to parliament, while Labour frontbencher Paul Flynn and Green MP Caroline Lucas suggested he should face prosecution.
In recent years, however, prosecutors have pursued athletes they believe have lied under oath, or to government agents, about their use of banned substances.
He has, though, indicated that if what they learn from Galea leads them to believe players lied to them during their investigation, or before a grand jury, they could pursue charges.
The 20 young people, who each arrived in Norway alone, staged a protest at the Lunner Reception centre, 50km north of Oslo, over a decision to move a young man, who police believe had lied about being under 18-years-old.
They offered to meet with him to provide Mr. Kerry's journals and videotapes from Vietnam and a copy of his full military record certified by the Navy -- a primary demand of Mr. Pickens and veterans who believe Mr. Kerry lied about his service to win his military decorations.
My friend, I believe, now, lied to me.
"I don't believe she lied to me about significant things.
Democrat Dianne Feinstein's response pointed out there's no reason, at least not based on what we actually know, to believe Steele lied to the FBI.
They say they believe officers lied, pointing to a moment on the dashcam video that appears to show Melendez removing a baggie from his pocket as officers look through the vehicle.
Don't make excuses for your behavior when they ask you why, but be straight and tell him or her why you believe you lied or didn't tell the entire truth.
