Key legal question
Whether the appellate court's finding that the respondent lacked intent to give false testimony was arbitrary
Extracted holding
The finding was not arbitrary; the respondent could credibly lack recollection of the later call after an emotionally distressing event.
Extracted reasoning
The court held that the decisive later call could be forgotten even though the respondent had made it herself and reacted appropriately. The earlier shocking calls and emotional crisis could impair long-term memory. A different assessment was possible, but not the only plausible one.