false testimony; perjury; fabricated evidence
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false testimony; perjury; fabricated evidence given intentionally by witnesses, experts, or translators in legal proceedings
formalSpecific legal term referring to intentional false statements made by authorized personnel (witnesses, appraisers, recorders, or translators) during investigation or trial. Distinct from general lying or informal false accusations.
Tā他
yīn因
wéi为
zuò作
wěi伪
zhèng证
bèi被
pàn判
chǔ处
sān三
nián年
yǒu有
qī期
tú徒
xíng刑
。
He was sentenced to three years in prison for committing perjury.
Lǜ律
shī师
zhǐ指
chū出
zhèng证
rén人
de的
zhèng证
cí词
cún存
zài在
wěi伪
zhèng证
xián嫌
yí疑
。
The lawyer pointed out that the witness's testimony shows suspicion of perjury.
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Wěi伪
zhèng证
zuì罪
shì是
yán严
zhòng重
de的
wéi违
fǎ法
xíng行
wéi为
，
huì会
pò破
huài坏
sī司
fǎ法
gōng公
zhèng正
。
The crime of perjury is a serious illegal act that undermines judicial fairness.
Jiàn鉴
dìng定
rén人
gù故
yì意
zuò做
chū出
xū虚
jiǎ假
jiàn鉴
dìng定
，
tóng同
yàng样
gòu构
chéng成
wěi伪
zhèng证
。
When an appraiser intentionally provides false authentication, it also constitutes perjury.