"If a candidate subject to this disqualification has not otherwise publicised the fact and is prepared to make a false declaration in his or her nomination, there is no obvious mechanism by which the candidate's disqualification can be operationalised".
Carey has agreed to plead guilty to one count of making a false declaration in court for responding "No" when he was asked at Sexton's trial whether there was any reason to move Brown other than the inmate's safety.
The police, for instance, regularly accosted residents for what might be termed "sitting in a car while Black," and then charged them with bogus "crimes" like failing to wear a seat belt in a parked car or "making a false declaration" that, say, one's name was "Mike," not "Michael".
Two former Lib Dem councillors in his Eastleigh constituency allege Mr Huhne made a "false declaration" of his expenses.
The false discovery rate (FDR) [26], [27] for each threshold is less than 10−10, indicating that for each experiment we are only using a set of declared co-expressed pairs for which a false declaration is exceedingly unlikely.
Mr. Clayton was acquitted of falsifying his immigration form but convicted of making a false declaration and fined.
He lost his first parliamentary seat in 1986 after being fined and jailed for a month, when he was convicted of making a false declaration of his party's accounts, a charge he says was politically motivated.
Significant penalties apply for making a false declaration on an electoral enrolment application, the electoral commissioner, Tom Rogers, said on Thursday.
And instead of full cooperation and transparency, Iraq has filed a false declaration to the United Nations that amounts to a 12,200-page lie.
I admire your inclination to help this student circumvent what you regard as a mere bureaucratic formality, but you may not sign a false declaration.
