The judge ruled that Skilling's crimes were aggravated through his use of sophisticated means, by his abuse of Enron's pension funds and because he perjured himself in statements about his share sales.
Unlike the other six, although guilty of contempt in making false statements, Broom never perjured himself by lying in court.
"We cannot even begin to address the public safety issues in the city if the testimony on which we must rely is perjured," the Bronx district attorney, Robert T. Johnson, said in a statement.
As a legal matter, the apparent conflicts with Mr. Gore's statements may fall short of sufficient grounds to show that he perjured himself, law enforcement officials said today.
Republicans were not mollified, and they expressed particular frustration with Mr. Comey when he said that the F.B.I. did not examine Mrs. Clinton's statements to Congress about her email server to determine whether she had perjured herself.
The prosecutor, John Schmidt, state's attorney in a downstate county that includes Springfield, the Illinois capital, said Friday that his four-month inquiry into whether Mr. Burris had perjured himself in testimony to legislators had found "insufficient evidence to prove Senator Burris made a statement he knew to be false".
His wife perjured herself".
And someone will have perjured himself.
C. Vernon Mason, an attorney for Darrel Cabey, the most seriously injured of the four youths, took particular issue with the judge's use of published accounts of his client's statements and other statements made outside the court by two of the other wounded youths in determining that some of the grand jury testimony might have been perjured.
Liberace perjured himself by denying that he was homosexual.
Instead, most people think that the president (a) perjured himself and (b) will get off.
