The phrase "incorrect ruling" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a decision made by a court or other authority that is deemed to be incorrect or wrong. Example: The defendant's lawyer argued that the judge's decision was an incorrect ruling based on misinterpreted evidence.
The European captain, Liselotte Neumann, could only shrug about the incorrect ruling.
Given an incorrect ruling over a plugged lie at 12 by a confused official, he double bogeyed, but then opted to play a second ball, just in case.
The most that can be said of her conduct was that her lawyer could not predict that 'taken in context' the appellate courts would sustain the trial judge's technically incorrect ruling on waiver.
Last Friday, Mr. Engler appealed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans, saying the judge had made incorrect rulings and other errors.
Rajat Gupta, a former Goldman Sachs board member, has asked a federal appeals court to reverse his conviction on insider trading charges, arguing that a judge made a series of incorrect rulings during his trial.
Mr. Waxman tried to convince the three-judge panel — Jon O. Newman, Amalya L. Kearse and Rosemary S. Pooler — that the lower court had made a series of incorrect rulings at trial.
My colleagues are incorrect in ruling that Mr. Gaylord can enforce, against the United States, copyrights on the work he did for the United States.
However, my colleagues on this panel are incorrect in ruling that the United States has no right to use an image of the Memorial for governmental purposes.
Martin Linen, Sanabria, Rumsey, Smalis, and Smith all instruct that an acquittal due to insufficient evidence precludes retrial, whether the court's evaluation of the evidence was "correct or not," Martin Linen, 430 U. S., at 571, and regardless of whether the court's decision flowed from an incorrect antecedent ruling of law.
"A jury that has been misled by incorrect, unfair rulings by judges who act as a cheering section for the trial lawyers is much more likely to render an outrageous verdict than a judge is," Mr. Schwartz said.
No parts [that] are necessary and constitutional actions were blocked by judges, in my opinion, incorrect, and unsafe ruling.
