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FitForAKing July 26th, 2015 5:07pm

Would you be willing to lie to a court for your best friend if it meant saving them from going to jail for life?

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twss trump is a garbage human
07/26/15 7:06 pm

No. I'd want to, for sure. But I couldn't go thru with it.

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emgwenn portland
07/26/15 6:28 pm

Depends on what they did. If they're going to jail for life seems like it was something bad.

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missmorganmarie ...
07/26/15 2:53 pm

depends on the friend and what they did

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FemmeAdamWest in the Tardis library
07/26/15 2:46 pm

Depends on my odds but yeah.

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bringstheeagle Colorado
07/26/15 12:45 pm

No the risk of me going to jail for perjury is too great.

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FitForAKing Dark Skies Ahead
07/26/15 6:22 pm

What if the risk of getting charged with perjury was non-existent? In other words, they'll never find out if you lied. So basically it's whether or not you think your friend deserves to see the inside of a cell.

bringstheeagle Colorado
07/26/15 6:44 pm

Risk in lying in court is always high and has consequences and can never be mitigated. Still I wouldn't do it.

gow488 Korea
07/26/15 10:39 am

No because then an innocent man (me) would go to prison for lying under oath while my friend who probably committed a murder or another horrible act and is facing a life sentence for it would walk free and this is very messed up.

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ztmug
07/26/15 11:43 am

It's your fault for not having better friends