Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey
Submitting False Evidence
Is there a penalty for a Plaintiff and/or thier counsell for submitting exhibits into evidence that are different than an exhibit given to a witness on the stand? Furthermore if a piece of evidence is meant to prove a certain coorespondence with an individual and the evidence is actually a coorespondence with another individual but is being portrayed as the coorespondence to the individual in question, is that legal?
4 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Submitting False Evidence
Perpetrating a fraud upon the court is a basis for a contempt of court charge, whether it is intentionally substituing evidence not presented during the trial or knowingly misrepresenting what a piece of evidence is.
Gary Moore
Re: Submitting False Evidence
Perpetrating a fraud upon the court is a basis for a contempt of court charge, whether it is intentionally substituing evidence not presented during the trial or knowingly misrepresenting what a piece of evidence is.
Gary Moore
Re: Submitting False Evidence
Perpetrating a fraud upon the court is a basis for a contempt of court charge, whether it is intentionally substituing evidence not presented during the trial or knowingly misrepresenting what a piece of evidence is.
Gary Moore
Re: Submitting False Evidence
First you have to prove this is false evidence and then you have to prove they did it on purpose. I am sure you are angry but I doubt this is going anywhere.
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