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· 4/11/2006

State v. Hibberd

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  • 132 Wash. App. 1028

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  • providing that “[w]hen the answers of a witness amount to the crime of perjury, the offender may be guilty of contempt provided there is also some obstruction of justice in addition to the necessary elements of that crime ____”

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