A ruling against Mayo gives the district attorney the ability to put up perjured testimony.

The district attorney was not interested in this. There has to be some mechanism for the district attorney to be second-guessed.

Can you force this district attorney to present (charges of perjury) to a grand jury? That's what we're asking for.

Imagine how this looks to William Mayo. This guy admits to lying, he admits to giving false testimony and still William is trying to get a court to hear this case.

We can't show gross abuse of discretion if we can't even get our foot in the courthouse.