The Court applied the harmless-error statute to an error resulting from a variance from the indictment, and held the error was not harmless in that case.
Sure enough, the image of Truman holding the error "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN" edition of the November 3, 148 Chicago Daily Tribune is now featured in practically every high school history book.
This court held that error had been committed in the conviction as to the first count, but none in the conviction upon the other; and as the general verdict covered both, the judgment was reversed under the statute in that behalf, and the cause remanded, with instructions to enter judgment on the second count.
Under this act, and state statutes modeled after it, it has always been held that error appearing upon the face of the record may be assigned as ground for reversal, although no exception be taken.
Often thrown away at end of compilation, but may be held for error reporting or if names generated dynamically.
If this condition does not hold, an error is signaled.
1073, 4 L.Ed.2d 1016 19600) (appears to hold no error to follow Massachusetts rule).
The Court held that this was reversible error.
Recall that at the final stage of the PMPI procedure we employ the kmeans algorithm which seeks to minimize some error measure W K. This error measure holds the sum of all pairwise distances between members of the same cluster, across all clusters in the partition.
A congressman, he asserted, should not be held responsible for errors made by those working for him.
Lord Laming also denied that it was unrealistic to expect social services directors to be held accountable for errors in individual child protection cases.
