Your and my definition of perjury does not necessarily equate to the Legal definition.

The transcript makes for some very interesting reading and while there were two individuals who were sworn in, Mr. Steele was - unfortunately - not one of those. Probably because he was sitting in the "peanut gallery" rather than at the plaintiff's desk.

I think it would have been very interesting if the Judge had proceeded to have Mr. Steele sworn in and then asked some rather pointed questions about his involvement. I'd love to have seen something in the transcript like:

Judge: If your involvement is non-existent, why were you talking to someone in the Court whose attention should have been on me?

You keep interfering with my court room and I'll have you arrested for contempt, do we understand each other?

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