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The two-witness rule used to prove perjury in criminal law in Pennsylvania does not apply when a losing party in a civil matter, in demanding a new trial, seeks to demonstrate that perjured testimony tainted the original trial, the state Superior Court has ruled. The panel rejected a med-mal plaintiff's contention that the trial judge held an ex parte conversation with a defense medical expert in which the expert allegedly indicated that he had concluded that the defendant had committed malpractice.
September 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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