Review. There's still monstrous fun to be had in Don't Push The Button! . . . interactive, silly, and just plain good fun. The simple but colorful illustrations are absolutely fitting for the idea of the book and the age of the readers.  - Parenthood.com.
Generally, any legal system that requires the use of truth oaths or sworn statements may have a law against lying. If a statement, document, or other form of testimony is under penalty of perjury, it means it is a situation in which the laws of perjury apply. Anyone giving a deposition, testifying as a witness, primary party, or expert in a court case may be required to give an oath not to commit perjury.
The term subornation of perjury further describes the circumstance wherein an attorney at law causes a client to lie under oath, or allows another party to lie under oath.