If a citizen proves someone presented false allegations in court how can the accuser be charged with purgory?

this person needs to be stopped and needs to be jailed for their crimes how can the courts be convinced they have lied to several judges and lawyers.If a citizen proves someone presented false allegations in court how can the accuser be charged with purgory?
A prosecutor can charge someone with PERJURY if the person has lied under oath. Keep in mind this must be intentional and proven beyond a reasonable doubt. If someone states on the stand what they believe to be true, even if they are proven to be wrong, it is not perjury. It is rare people are charged and convicted of this.If a citizen proves someone presented false allegations in court how can the accuser be charged with purgory?
In order to prove someone has lied on the witness stand, committing purgery, you will need an attorney. The attorney will ask the person accused of perjury questions designed to show whether or not he told the truth in court. Before any questions are asked, the accused will be placed under oath.


The questions and answers will be recorded in a document called a ';deposition';. If there are inconsistencies between statements the accused made in court and statements he made in answer to the attorney's questions, the court will accept this as evidence of perjury.





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Personally, I would set a meeting with the DA. He would know what type of ';PROOF'; you would be able to obtain ';LEGALLY';and how much you need. There are civil remedies that require less proof. Get 'em financially, you might get the DA's attention as well. Make sure you don't do anything illegal to obtain your proof, or you won't even be heard.
perjury. yes