Deseret Evening News | 1909-12-21 | Page 4 | Perjury a Common Crime

PERJURY A COMMON CRIME ClU lE Philadelphia Record Even a n casual observer cannot have failed to notice that there thero is much false evidence given In our courts Tho The feat Is thrust upon ones attention Not only In sensational i murder trials but In almost every eCI civil proceeding or Investigation which is of ot sufficient general Interest to gain gaul publicity tho the reported testimony Is always contradictory and nearly al oh always always I ways to such a degree as to be bo ut mit utterly utterly terly Irreconcilable There seems to tobe tobe be bc little or no regard for lor the sanctity of 0 an oath and yet with this multi muJU I t of ot Instances of ot reckless Si or wicked wI cited swearing one rarely hears a avord I word vord of ot reproof from the bench and und to Judge from time the number of or pro prosecutions cu cuI j perjury would seem soom o m to be tho time I rarest of or crimes crimM