Donald H. Heller, A Law Corporation
Sacramento Perjury Defense Lawyer

PERJURY
           
           Every person who testifies under oath, whether to a court or a branch of the government, must tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth.  To be convicted of perjury, the government must prove that a person took an oath authorized by the law of the United States before a competent tribunal, officer, or person, and while under oath, knowingly made a false statement about material facts.  One can commit perjury by falsely testifying before a court, a grand jury, and even by persuading another witness to testify falsely and commit perjury.

Financial Crimes, including Bank and Mortgage Fraud
Computer Crimes
False Statements and False Claims
Perjury
Health Care Fraud
Obstruction of Justice
Bribery and Public Corruption
Conspiracy
Mail Wire Fraud
Insurance Fraud
Forgery
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
Intellectual Properties Crimes
Tax Fraud