If you help someone take an oath to do something wrong, you can get in trouble. You can go to prison for up to 5 years if you give someone an oath to commit a crime, or if you are there when someone else gives them the oath and you agree with it. You can also get in trouble if you try to make someone take this kind of oath.

If you try to make someone take an oath to commit a crime, or if you take the oath yourself, you can get in trouble. You can go to prison for up to 5 years for doing these things. The law is clear about what happens if you do something like this.

If you have already been found not guilty or guilty of helping someone take an oath to commit a crime, you cannot be tried again for treason for the same thing. This means you will not have to go to court again for the same crime. You will not be tried for being involved in treason either.