That's true. But you don't put him under oath because you believe he'll suddenly become honest, but so you have him on the record under oath, can contradict his sworn testimony with the mountains of evidence you'll hopefully bring to the table, and get him sentenced for his crimes.
That's true. But you don't put him under oath because you believe he'll suddenly become honest, but so you have him on the record under oath, can contradict his sworn testimony with the mountains of evidence you'll hopefully bring to the table, and get him sentenced for his crimes.