Sentence examples for error in law from inspiring English sources

Four months ago an appeals panel ruled that judges made an "error in law" when they refused to indict Bashir on international law's gravest charge.

An NRL spokesman said the player could appeal "if there is an error in law or that the decision was unreasonable or insupportable having regard to the evidence on which it is based".

An employment tribunal later found in favour of Mrs Norridge and her husband John, ruling that prison officers made an error in law by sacking Ms Norridge, the inquest was told.

But they said the fact he was considered a "dangerous terrorist" was irrelevant to their decision on whether Siac had made an error in law when it decided he would face a "flagrant denial of justice" if he was sent back to Jordan.

The agency maintains that "a material error in law" was made at Snoop Dogg's hearing in January, when he was cleared to enter Britain by an immigration judge who said he found no evidence that Snoop Dogg was responsible for any public disorder.

The board rejected an appeal from the Smithsonian, ruling Wednesday that "the administrative judge made no error in law or regulation" in finding that the whistle-blower, Michael D. Cross, had been fired for reporting illegal activities at the National Air and Space Museum, specifically that supervisors had told employees to do work outside their official duties.

"She did not make errors in law; she may or may not have committed factual errors," Mr Roux said.

"Now Prof Parker is trying to hide behind an AMA bylaw that says I should have 'appealed my suspension within 14 days', and refuses to acknowledge the supreme court's finding that exposed the errors in law made by the medical board".

Months after the law went into effect, a group of conservative lawyers discovered what was, at most, a drafting error in the law.

The White House said it supported the bill, intended to fix an apparent error in the law, under which hundreds of thousands of middle-income early retirees can get Medicaid coverage meant for the poor.

Then, in order to avoid the increase of errors in Gauss' law, a divergence cleaning step which solves a Poisson equation for a correction potential is often added.