To find him liable, the jury has to find that Mr. Tourre made a material or important misstatement and did not correct it.
Mr. Tourre has been charged with fraud, and to find him liable, the jury has to find that Mr. Tourre made a material or important misstatement and did not correct it.
All too often, however, they still try to maintain their treasured balance by devoting equal time — and, as far as readers and viewers can tell, equal or greater passion — to denouncing far less important misstatements from Hillary Clinton.
The fine would be the largest in an S.E.C. enforcement case involving financial reporting, and its size indicates that the S.E.C. viewed Xerox's financial misstatements as an important matter.
"If there was a material misstatement and a significant market loss we can count on plaintiff lawyers testing that".
So much so that it sounded less like a denial than a simple misstatement of a fact.
The headline, from the Chicago Daily Tribune in 1948, said, 'Dewey Defeats Truman,' not 'Dewey Beats Truman.' " Misstating a misstatement.
Most dangerous of all is Romney's policy on Iran, which can't be dismissed as an offhand misstatement.
Another manifestation of the bias is an outrageous misstatement in the report's preface.
The new rule is that anything may be judged material if it involves an intentional misstatement.
This is either an embarrassing misstatement by a White House official or a stunningly unsupported charge against fellow citizens.
