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What's the legal term for this?

Asked by einstiens_chosen_few 3 months ago, 2 answers.
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Whats the legal term called when people write statements but include their own version of events rather than the true version of events???

Answered by toadaly on Apr 16, 2008, 10:12PM
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perjury

Answered by kiasu on Apr 16, 2008, 10:58PM
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A person needs to write down what actually happened, not a version of what happened consciously changed by them.

They could get into serious trouble if they lie in your statement.

It should be a true version of events.

As toadaly said, this is called perjury.

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