Sentence examples for plain error from inspiring English sources

If plain error was a possibility, I do not think The Times should have printed the charge without strong evidence.

Writing for the court, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist agreed that the "plain error" test was the correct one.

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Responding to Mr. Burton's appeal, Burton v. United States, No. 99-9902, the Solicitor General's office told the court that imposing a life sentence based on a factual determination by the judge was "plain error" under the Apprendi decision.

I conclude that it is plain error for the majority to hold that the commission abused its discretion in enforcing a deadline set by this court that recounts be completed and certified by Nov. 26, 2000.

Instead, the government argued, the defendants should have to show that the sentences were "plain error," a difficult showing in light of the evidence of the scale of the conspiracy.

In total, 35 TB diagnoses had to be rejected as false positives because of either plain coding errors (n = 6), suspected but later dismissed TB diagnosis (n = 17), or presence of previously active but not currently active TB (n = 12).

Then there is plain old human error: during 2011 CRTC proceedings, Temple recounted what he deemed "an embarrassing situation" during which an unnamed person or group "actually issued a test message and didn't follow proper protocol, and were issuing volcano warnings".

Justice Stephen G. Breyer, in a second decision that day, said allowing the correction of plainly erroneous rulings late in the game "will not open any 'plain error' floodgates".

"This error is plain to see given that sugar intake from soft drinks has been declining for several years now, down 17% since 2012.

A major disagreement rate of 5 9% was identified between two observers in interpreting emergency department plain radiographs, with an error incidence per observer of 3 6%[18]].