Perjury

What is the word or term pertaining to a person with more than 2 felonies on there criminal, that this person would be most likely to lie under oath while being questioned on the stand? The judde presiding over my case had a pocket dictionary with the word I'm looking for (perpetuate) but i'm not sure of the spelling.

How do I prosecute prejury? Can I go to a police station and file a charge. The Justice of the peace says they can not. That I have to have a attorney and bring charges. I can not afford this but need help...

I lost just a landlord tenant case in a Wyoming Circuit Court. I wanted to get the prepaid rent for the second half of the month back, since we had moved out in the middle of the month on a mutual agreement.The judge did not recognize the reason claimed by the landlord (defendant) why he is keeping the unused rent but asked at the end of the trial whether the new tenants got the house key immediately when we moved out. I told him that the new tenant was in at the same day. He asked me twice whether I actually saw that the key was handed to the new tenant. I told him that I did not see the actual act of handing over the key.The judge asked the defendant the same question twice. He answered under oath that the new tenant did not get the key before the beginning of the next month and did not have access to the house in the remaining two weeks of the month we had moved out. Since I could not prove that the house was already occupied by the new tenant in the second half of the month the claim was dismissed. The the judgement is based on the defendant's statement. (The landlord had never before claimed that he had a loss since there was no tenant for the second half of the month...)Now my former neighbours tell me that the new tenants got the key on the same day of our move out. In addition, I got the printout from the utility company that the payment for water and power was taken over by the new tenant (not by the landlord) the next day we moved out. Under which rule in WY I can appeal to the district court in order to introduce new documents and affidavits to reverse that judgement on the ground that the landlord gave a false statement under oath - committing perjury.

My husband perjured himself in court yesterday on a custody trial yesterday. He takes antidepressant meds and was asked by my attrny,and his attrny, on several occasions did he take these meds he clearly stated no. he was then reminded that he was under oath and again stated no. He is an engineer for a passenger railroad and used his employee insurance to see family doctor but pays cash to see his mental health doctor. His mental hlth causes him to be violent. And he denied all domestic battery police reports because I never had him convicted therefore the judge believed him. Today I have located bottles on his paxil and wellbuterin which he denied ever using. What is my next step?