[Dr. Sivana]

Good piece, except

This directly suggests that they’ve not only been coached, but perhaps the subordination of perjury is involved.....

The term is "subornation of perjury".

[EQAndyBuzz]

Zimmerman has already been found guilty.

Know how I know? With any liberal, when they know they won, they phone it in.

[dps.inspect]

Emblematic of what’s wrong with this whole nation... hip-hop/drugs/abortion/homosexual marriage/abuse of every kind/ lawlessness/murder... and on and on and on... we have become Sodom and Gomorra, the whore of the world. I don’t pray for God’s judgement to fall, but I don’t pray for it to be restrained like I used to, either.

[Uncle Chip]

The term is "subornation of perjury".

Both terms are probably appropriate in Nelson's court.

Because the subornation of perjury is permitted and overlooked in her court, it's a subordinate offense.

[Pollster1]

Suborn: tr.v. sub·orned, sub·orn·ing, sub·orns.
1. To induce (a person) to commit an unlawful or evil act.
2. Law. a. To induce (a person) to commit perjury.

Subordinate: r.v. (s-bôrdn-t) sub·or·di·nat·ed, sub·or·di·nat·ing, sub·or·di·nates
1. To put in a lower or inferior rank or class.
2. To make subservient; subdue.

The difference is rather large, isn’t it?

[Standing Wolf]

The term is "subornation of perjury".

[wink] Smarty! You can probably even read cursive penmanship, too, can't you? [/wink]

[gusopol3]

He must be too young to remember Sam Ervin.