The charges against Mr. Lay were added to an already existing case in what is know as a superseding indictment.
The mistake could prove inconsequential legally, since the Department of Justice could file what is known as a superseding indictment, which adds or corrects information in the original charges.
In the next few weeks, they said, federal prosecutors plan to bring what is known as a superseding indictment against Andrew S. Fastow, the company's former chief financial officer, who was charged earlier this year in a 78-count indictment.
As part of a superseding indictment, Mr. Kerik, 53, was arraigned on charges involving the preparation of false tax returns.
Studying and promoting development makes a statement that these universal goals still matter, and that the commitment to our species as a whole supersedes our obligations as citizens to take care of a single national economy.
Yet it's hard to escape the sense that the movie as a whole pivots on a superseded racial cliché.
The overall cleverness of this project, which can be bought as a boxed set, supersedes the individual works, but it should still earn its participants a small place in the history of postcard art, artist's multiples or both.
But, from a Chinese perspective, First Son-in-Law, as a job description, supersedes even Kushner's official role as a senior adviser to Donald Trump, and the myriad jobs which that role has come to encompass, from bringing peace to the Middle East to handling relations with, among other countries, China.
The federal government argued that Arizona was not permitted, as a state, to supersede federal immigration laws, since immigration is under federal jurisdiction.
In Indiana, the "religious freedom" bill, as a statewide bill, supersedes local anti-discrimination ordinances in Indianapolis and elsewhere, so in that state it does have a major impact.
He did not wish his intent as an author to supersede the viewer's interpretation.
