False accusation probability is the chance that umpires incorrectly convict and isolate a legitimate node.
Twenty people were falsely convicted.
In other words, the Court ruled that the jury in Elonis's trial had been incorrectly instructed to convict him on the assumption that a reasonable person would have felt threatened by Elonis's Facebook statuses, and not if Elonis had intended for the statuses to be taken as threats.
Correction: January 15 , 2001 Monday An article on Saturday about the possibility of a pardon from President Clinton for Michael R. Milken, the convicted financier, referred incorrectly to the absence of opposition.
But the trial was put in jeopardy when Channel 4 published the item incorrectly claiming he had been convicted on its website.
*Correction, September 5th: An earlier version of this post implied incorrectly that all seven of the convicted scientists are seismologists.
Because all four of his bullets had struck the victim below her waist, his lawyer incorrectly said, Mr. Cooper could not be convicted of assault with intent to murder.
Correction: September 5, 2003, Friday An article on Aug. 24 about the killing of John J. Geoghan, the former priest convicted of child molesting, referred incorrectly to the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Mass., where he was imprisoned.
Correction: August 28, 2003, Thursday An article on Tuesday about the killing of John J. Geoghan, a former priest convicted of child molestation, referred incorrectly to Bernard F. Law, who as the leader of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston allowed priests accused of abuse to remain in the ministry.
An article on Tuesday about the killing of John J. Geoghan, a former priest convicted of child molestation, referred incorrectly to Bernard F. Law, who as the leader of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston allowed priests accused of abuse to remain in the ministry.
