[Publius Valerius]

I really haven't followed this case too closely, so I don't know if Nifong has made any sworn statements, but I wouldn't expect that he would have.

[MortMan]

Aren't briefs, and statements before the court considered to be sworn statements? (I'm not a lawyer)

When the judge asked if the defense had received ALL of the evidence, and Nifong answers "yes" and he knows the answer is "no", isn't that a sworn statement by an officer of the court?

[MarkL]

I really haven't followed this case too closely, so I don't know if Nifong has made any sworn statements, but I wouldn't expect that he would have.

As an officer of the court, when he presents evidence and charges, wouldn't those be considered sworn statements?

Mark