Problem
False statements
Nature:
Generally, it is considered a crime to make false statements to a legal government proceeding. This includes making false statements while under oath and testifying to a legislative or judicial inquiry, making false written statements, knowingly creating a false impression or omitting pertinent information in order to mislead or uses a trick to mislead a government body. Broader Problems:
Falsification of public records Narrower Problems:
False confessionsFalse accusationsClaiming false credit for actionsEndorsement of false government claims Related Problems:
False positive representation to authority Aggravates:
Inappropriate assumptions Strategies:
Providing false evidenceBeing truthfulBeing fallaciousVerifying evidenceReporting truthfullyGiving truthful statementsGiving false informationIncriminating falselyIncriminating in crimeUncovering police falsification of evidenceEnsuring credibility of police evidenceExposing false claims Values:
Fallacy Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
01.01.2000 – 00:00 CET