They said that this "error undermined the fairness of the proceedings and resulted in a miscarriage of justice".
There were so many mistakes, the study found, that after "state courts threw out 47% of death sentences due to serious flaws, a later federal review found 'serious error' — error undermining the reliability of the outcome — in 40% of the remaining sentences".
It is a shame that such a level of error undermined an important article that created much discussion in Mexico – some commenters below the line said the crisis caused by the level of violence in Tampico was even worse than had been depicted.
Non-significance relating to nurses/midwives may be due to greater cross-country heterogeneity in defining these categories of HRH than for physicians (implying greater measurement error undermining true relationships).
A formal retraction was required, rather than a correction, because the errors undermined the study's conclusion.
Errors undermining the fairness of the trial are not "a technicality," but go to the essence of our criminal justice system.
Kotze missed a long-range chance to open his team's account, and despite Namibia's best efforts, basic handling errors undermined any sustained threat inside Wales territory.
Those errors undermined so much good work down the middle from Salford's forwards and particularly their half-back combination of Karl Fitzpatrick and Kevin McGuinness, who filled in with great enterprise for the injured regulars Cliff Beverley and Gavin Clinch.
Tiresome spelling errors undermine his authoritative tone: the ex-Nazi who became president of Germany was Kurt Kiesinger, not Keisinger; Iran's president's name is not Ahemdinijad.But the main lesson is a valuable one, well delivered.
The commitment of India's elite towards primary education, especially in rural areas, is bordering on scandalous neglect; funding goes towards supporting tertiary education at the expense of millions of poor children.Murali ReddyLake Hiawatha, New JerseyJob titlesSIR – I agree that "spelling errors undermine" Paddy Ashdown's "authoritative tone" on peacekeeping ("Paddy's passions", June 30th).
