Subornation (noun)

The action of suborning someone, especially of inducing them to give false testimony.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin subornatio(n-), from the verb subornare (see suborn).

Examples:

1. He was found guilty of subornation of perjury.
2. The lawyer was disbarred for subornation of witnesses.
3. The police investigation revealed that the key witness had been suborned by the defendant.
4. The judge dismissed the case due to subornation of the jury.
5. The prosecutor accused the defense attorney of subornation of the key witness.