A petition to make lying to a officer illegal

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Section 1: This bill shall make lying to a officer illegal

Section 2: Lying to a officer shall be defined as: Lying on purpose about a alleged crime that was committed by he/she or someone else in order to get away with the crime or in order to frame someone else by lying to a officer. The punishment of this crime shall be stated in section 2A of this bill

Section 2A: Lying to an officer shall be given a prison time of no less than 200 and no more than 300

Section 3: The Firestone Courts shall oversee this bill and the Stapleton County Sherrifs Office, Firestone State Patrol, Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of Corrections shall enforce this bill

Section 3A: The Firestone State Patrol shall be defined as: https://www.roblox.com/My/Groups.aspx?gid=2803364

Section 3B: The Stapleton County Sheriff’s Office shall be defined as: https://www.roblox.com/Groups/group.aspx?gid=2805388

Section 3C: The Department of Homeland Security shall be defined: https://www.roblox.com/Groups/group.aspx?gid=2803370

Section 3D: The Department of Corrections shall be defined as: https://www.roblox.com/My/Groups.aspx?gid=2807789

Section 3E: The Firestone Courts shall be defined: https://www.roblox.com/Groups/group.aspx?gid=2825030

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no

five letters

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let me tell you something

  • stop making “petition” threads which are really just a thread of a bill you wrote

  • do some research on bills before you attempt making them

my advice to you:

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what’s a fancy term for lying.
I don’t like that word it sounds bad

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what the h*ck

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How will the officer know you’re lying :thinking:? Is there a lie detector test in Firestone :joy:?

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I would say this is kind of unconstitutional.

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freedom of speech so this wont work. and also how df will u know they lie :thinking:

ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED :eye:

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There is already a law for false reporting a crime

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Do you even try to understand how the law works dude? Also, unconstitutional.

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That mean Perjury is unconstitutional too?

cause irl if you lie to an officer its perjury.

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No, it isn’t you dote. Perjury requires you to take an oath or sign certain binding contracts. I can show you the United States Code if you don’t believe me.

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The miranda rights are is “like” a contract

“Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law”.

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This is unconstitutional!

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Miranda rights advice you of your constitutional rights mate. The statement you just quoted advises them against self incrimination. Also, a contract requires the agreement of both parties; furthermore inmates and detainees don’t have the power to consent to certain legal actions.

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Then why not let this petition go by? You are saying its unconstitutional yet I haven’t seen anything to back it up.

@JamesDitomosso Says the one who legit argued that Congress has no jurisdiction over County Gov’t yet have complete legislative power :thinking:

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Easiest Solution:

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Citizens have the right to free speech and have the right to remain silent, thus, you cannot force a citizen to answer any questions forcibly.

You are another set of retarded because congress doesn’t have power over everything, dumbass.

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  • unconstitutional
  • stupid
  • why even
  • do you understand FoS?
  • No
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Honestly there is a charge called failure to comply, giving an officer false information can be classified as failure to comply, therefor this isn’t needed.

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