We all have learned recently, for example, that even outright lying under oath in a deposition for a civil case is the kind of thing that an ordinary citizen apparently does not often get prosecuted for (though it's not clear why not--especially when the liar is the defendant in the case).
Lying under oath rarely gets prosecuted in the civil courts and there doesn't seem to be a reason why.
It is okay to lie under oath in court.
Four kids practicing baseball.
The art pieces displayed in the museum are imported from the United States.
Ross' memoir speaks highly of William Shawn's editorial skills.
There is only one person around a railing.
Yes, that was a terrific film.
A minute staircase leads to Heaven.