In other words, according to Anderson's view of acceptable prosecutorial practice, if a prosecutor learns that evidence exists that contradicts the prosecution's theory of guilt, that evidence, by definition, is mistaken, erroneous, or false.
Finra rules say brokers can obtain recommendations for deletions if arbitrators decide a claim is false or erroneous or the broker wasn't involved in the alleged misdeed.
Those people would therefore believe that Miliband's father hated Britain because the headline they read was wrong, false, inaccurate, erroneous, fictitious, untrue, incorrect, bogus, unfounded, dishonest and untruthful.
Acting on the part of the Holy Office, and fearing scandal at a time when Roman Catholicism and Protestantism were embroiled, Bellarmine thought it best to have the Copernican theory declared "false and erroneous".
When arbitrators meet to consider a request, they typically only hear the broker's side of the story, making it easier to conclude that accusations are false or erroneous.
Little known before the mortgage crisis hit, MERS, which stands for Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, has been at the center of complaints about false or erroneous mortgage documents.
In 2011, the Huffington Post even ran a false and erroneous account that Perry had been targeted by a federal criminal investigation, based in part on information Botsford provided to the website.
Instead, Massimino said the company believes the department is referencing "isolated instances over a four-year period when we detected false or erroneous information" and then disciplined or dismissed lower-level employees who were involved.
Such throughput can only put strain on the upstream pipelines that feed the sequencing instruments, potentially resulting in more sample swaps and cross-contamination events that could lead to false diagnosis, erroneous conclusions or confuse statistical analyses searching for causative mutations.
