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Originally Posted by Jellby
Regardless of that, "under penalty of perjury" means that you will be guilty of perjury if what you claim is false, I believe that phrase pretty much overrides whatever usual definition of "perjury" there is. So, if you are going to make a claim "under penalty of perjury", you better check that it is true (or that nobody will be able to prove it is not), just believing it is not enough.
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And it's fairly easy for a large corporation to fabricate "evidence" of copyright ownership that will get them out of perjury. I've already outlined way in a previous message.
And if real evidence comes to light, the company can just say "oops, we must have goofed in our record keeping" and they get off without penalty.