many different sectionssettingup penalties for violations of the election laws , including for false swearing in a candidate affidavit
The Usersetmust by way of a sworn Affidavit
lawsdesignedto curb perjury and false swearing
a needto causepeople to swear falsely
for me to rememberinventedyour own faux swear words
a grant ... the timethat ... is discovereda false affidavit
difficult bitsWILL causeswearing ... like gussets
That relationship must not include deceit , injury or fraudresultingfrom false swearing
such juriesledto false swearing
an issuehas provokedswearing matches
motionto set asideaffidavit of parentage
an errorhas been discoveredbefore swearing an Affidavit
only the informationsetin the sworn affidavit
only the informationset forthin the sworn affidavit
the datesetin a sworn affidavit
he saysdiscoveredin a sworn affidavit
reissued a duplicate model and drawing of the thinginvented, verified under oath
for the morning of Monday , Jan. 12,at the Ada County Courthouse where some familiar faces will take the oath of office , as will the only Democratic candidate to secure a win an Ada County - wide race in the fall of 2014(passive) are setSwearing - in ceremonies
events that tendto causeswearing
acts most likelyto causeswearing
the Oath ... thatcausesSwearing
by the game(passive) is ... caused byswearing
childrenhave ... discoveredswearing
as a compromise between running away and fighting(passive) was inventedSwearing
as a compromise between running away and fighting(passive) was invented Swearing
as a compromise between running away and fighting (passive) was inventedSwearing
when as a compromise between running away and fighting(passive) was inventedSwearing
as a compromise between running away and(passive) was inventedSwearing
than you?d thinkinventedswearing!
than you?d think Iinventedswearing!
and how do you thinkoriginatedswearing
why do you thinkwas inventedswearing
who thought'd inventedswearing
a child's ... discoveredswearing
by these ads(passive) was being influenced byswearing
as a compromise(passive) was inventedSwearing
more or lessinventedswearing
a childdiscoveredswearing
in simple terms(passive) was inventedSwearing
moonshine ... high proofcausesswearing
facts , which the affiant states , are truesettingfacts , which the affiant states , are true
to criminal prosecutioncan leadto criminal prosecution
unnecessary delay in judicial proceedingscausesunnecessary delay in judicial proceedings
in criminal penaltiescould resultin criminal penalties
in significant judicial punishmentcan resultin significant judicial punishment
in the arrest of an innocent manresultedin the arrest of an innocent man
to the seizureleadingto the seizure
out the grounds for the petitionsettingout the grounds for the petition
to the reasonable inference of agreementledto the reasonable inference of agreement
forth the date and reasons for such impossibilitysettingforth the date and reasons for such impossibility
forth facts to support probable causesetsforth facts to support probable cause
CMS to pay inflated amounts to Texas MedicaidcausedCMS to pay inflated amounts to Texas Medicaid
out specific facts demonstrating the grounds for the ordersettingout specific facts demonstrating the grounds for the order
his deaththereby causinghis death
forth probable causesettingforth probable cause
sufficient factssettingsufficient facts
forthmust setforth
out specific facts showing the alleged domestic abusesettingout specific facts showing the alleged domestic abuse
Immoral thoughts(passive) are caused byImmoral thoughts
substantial facts establishing probable causesettingsubstantial facts establishing probable cause
substantial facts establishing probable causesettingsubstantial facts establishing probable cause
forth the above itemized list as required of the petitioner or moversettingforth the above itemized list as required of the petitioner or mover
out their claimsettingout their claim
probable causesettingprobable cause
forth the relevant information mentioned under Subsection C(1)(asettingforth the relevant information mentioned under Subsection C(1)(a
the date and reasons for such impossibilitysettingthe date and reasons for such impossibility
to misleadare designedto mislead
psoriasismust setpsoriasis
out the methods he had employed in attempting to recover the arrears of tithe for 1831settingout the methods he had employed in attempting to recover the arrears of tithe for 1831
destruction of the faithcausesdestruction of the faith
destruction of the faith.?causesdestruction of the faith.?
to widespread perjuryhad ledto widespread perjury
to a raid in which two innocent people were murdered by Houston police officersledto a raid in which two innocent people were murdered by Houston police officers
you problemsto causeyou problems
the nationto leadthe nation
to judgmentleadsto judgment
to their eternal damnationwill leadto their eternal damnation