Julianne is called as a witness in the divorce trial of her neighbor Meg. Julianne has first-hand knowledge of the manner in which Meg's husband Ben treats their children. Julianne is sworn in by the court bailiff
During cross-examination by Ben's attorney, Julianne is asked if she dislikes Ben. Indeed she greatly dislikes the man but responds that she does not dislike Ben but does think he is a poor father. Julianne has committed aggravated perjury:
A) if at least two witnesses can establish that she actually dislikes Ben.
B) if the judge instructs her to tell the truth and she repeats the lie.
C) if Ben loses the case; if he wins, Julianne's testimony is irrelevant.
D) if her false testimony could affect the outcome of the trial.
D
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