The N.H.L. offer provided for an appeal process involving a neutral arbitrator on a "clearly erroneous" standard.
"We believe the Kansas Supreme Court used an erroneous standard of review; this is not the end of the judicial process," she said.
SUPPLEMENTAL DISCIPLINE: Additional procedural safeguards, including ultimate appeal right to a neutral third-party arbitrator with a clearly erroneous standard of review.
In the dissenting opinion, Justice Thomas said the majority had failed to give the deference to the lower court's findings that the "clearly erroneous" standard of review requires.
The appellate panel said yesterday that it could not agree with the N.C.A.A. that Morris's decision was "clearly erroneous, the standard for undoing a trial judge's order.
"The more it becomes debatable," Justice Scalia said, the harder it is for the Supreme Court to conclude that the district court's view was "clearly erroneous," the legal standard for setting aside a lower court's factual conclusions.
Given our dataset of ordered categorical data, it would be erroneous to use standard PCA, which assumes linear relationships between numerical variables.
The data operators are responsible for entering data into screens, detecting errors in the data using computer programs, and updating the erroneous data through standard protocols.
Furthermore, even conceding that the trial judge at the outset applied an erroneous "probability of doubt" standard in deciding that plaintiffs failed to meet their burden of establishing a cause of action, the trial judge faced a conundrum that must be adequately explained.
