Quote Originally Posted by poop
Finding someone not guilty of what you accused them of != proving you to be a liar.
You probably need to read up on the case before assuming that I was implying that Salmond being found not guilty is the same as proving the women lied. One of the women claimed she was at a party with Salmond, which he denied, and nobody could verify that she was there. Nobody saw her, nobody spoke to her, it was a party and everyone in attendance was interviewed, as you'd expect for such serious accusations. She was lying. Actually lying. Yet we still don't know who she is, and if you find out and print her name, it's you going to prison.

If they're found to be lying in court, they should face perjury charges.
Yes. Yes they should.