And he had been not "reliable or truthful" during the case in London, the judge added.
Asked about the judge's verdict that he had not been "reliable or truthful" during the case, he said: "Let's assume I am a liar and let's assume I am unreliable.
"In the case of truthful, non-defamatory information obtained legally, I think there is no possibility of any defensible 'right' to censor what other people are saying".
"In the case of truthful, non-defamatory information obtained legally, I think there is no possibility of any defensible 'right' to censor what other people are saying," Wales has said.
What's really uncomfortable, however, is that Winterbottom's fictionalised film, which includes a number of fantasy sequences, offers a much more truthful account of the case than the speculative contentions of investigators, both criminal and journalistic.
While prosecutors said there was no way to know whether the suspect's statements were truthful or accurate, the case appeared to hold the potential to become a gruesome paragon of its genre: serial murders by nurses, some in the name of mercy killing, that have stunned the nation from time to time.
"In the case of truthful, non-defamatory information obtained legally, I think there is no possibility of any defensible 'right' to censor what other people are saying," he said.
Our experimental results show that the standardized bids mechanism performs well in the laboratory as it chooses the efficient project in almost 70% of the cases, and induces truthful reports of project rankings in approximately 90% of the cases.
Don't sweat it, unless you're talking about the big gray sweatpants that people would actually be wearing in truthful wardrobe representations, in which case I say sweat it all the way.
In the end, Vick could have received a more lenient sentence, Hudson said, if he had not been "less than truthful" about certain matters in his case.
