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Perjury trap and a pro se Plaintiff

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Emerger

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What is the name of your state? Florida

Is this a perjury trap?

I am a pro se plaintiff in Federal court. I have a voice mail left by one of the defendants two years ago. In my complaint I quoted, word for word, the statement of the defendant, and said that the statement was from a voice mail. I have not yet been asked to provide any discovery evidence.

If I testify as to the statement, do not present the recording as evidence, and use it solely for impeachment, is this a perjury trap, and, if so, what will happen?

Thanks
 



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