MATCHING.

Question

COLUMN 1
1. Tax evasion
2. Mail fraud
3. Perjury
4. Subornation of perjury
5. Two witness rule
6. Recantation
7. Perjury Trap
8. Witness tampering
9. Obstruction of Justice
10. Contempt

COLUMN 2
a. Giving false testimony to a material fact under oath.
b. Conduct that diminishes the dignity, effectiveness, and efficiency of the judicial system.
c. A situation where a grand jury subpoenas a witness for the sole purpose of obtaining perjured testimony.
d. Convincing or seeking to convince another person to commit perjury.
e. An attempt to defeat or avoid paying a tax.
f. An illegal attempt to influence a witness’ sworn testimony.
g. Common Law rule that requires two witnesses to another’s perjury for conviction.
h. Using the U.S. Postal Service in furtherance of a fraudulent scheme.
i. The crime of impeding or hindering the administration of justice in any way.
j. The retraction of testimony

Answer 1

1. e. An attempt to defeat or avoid paying a tax.
2. h. Using the U.S. Postal Service in furtherance of a fraudulent scheme.
3. a. Giving false testimony to a material fact under oath.
4. d. Convincing or seeking to convince another person to commit perjury.
5. g. Common Law rule that requires two witnesses to another’s perjury for conviction.
6. j. The retraction of testimony
7. c. A situation where a grand jury subpoenas a witness for the sole purpose of obtaining perjured testimony.
8. f. An illegal attempt to influence a witness’ sworn testimony.
9. i. The crime of impeding or hindering the administration of justice in any way.
10. b. Conduct that diminishes the dignity, effectiveness, and efficiency of the judicial system.