1.   A false statement is viewed as a lie regardless of the intent.

2.   Inside was a spoof tax return with the usual warnings about false statements.

3.   Punitive damages can be awarded when false statements are made maliciously.

4.   She is accused of making false statements to obtain a passport.

5.   Similarly subsequent facts will not make a false statement true.

6.   The grand jury indicted Aronoff, R-Cincinnati, and Riffe, D-Wheelersburg, on two counts of filing a false statement.

7.   There were erroneous reports that the company had issued false statements.

8.   This individual is not required to show how he or she was injured by the false statements.

9.   Would the Pickering Decision always protect teachers who make unintentional false public statements?