Re:When is privacy button not a privacy button? When Google ...
by JohnFen on Tuesday October 24, 2023 @12:59PM
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> Providing provably false answers to Congress as part of sworn testimony should trigger prosecutors to look into perjury charges.
Well, in this case, it should trigger congress to look into it, but I agree. And we know that happens because congress has done so in the past. Such an initial investigation would certainly (and correctly) be done quietly, and we're not likely to know about it unless that investigation determines that perjury may have actually happened.
Well, in this case, it should trigger congress to look into it, but I agree. And we know that happens because congress has done so in the past. Such an initial investigation would certainly (and correctly) be done quietly, and we're not likely to know about it unless that investigation determines that perjury may have actually happened.