People v. Briddle

How courts have described this case

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• reinstating a perjury prosecution against a defendant for statements he made in traffic court about the kind of car he was driving when he was pulled over for speeding, even though he was acquitted of the speeding charge
• reinstating a perjury prosecution against a defendant for statements he made in traffic court about the kind of car he was driving when he was pulled over for speeding, even though he was acquitted of the speeding charge
• prosecution for perjury not barred where defendant’s testimony in prior trial was irrelevant to the charges against him

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).