In a separate dissent, Justice Breyer, joined by Justice Souter, called for a "clear line" to be drawn between "police record keeping errors and judicial ones".
True to form, Elias Sports Bureau, keeper of Major League Baseball's official statistics, declined to comment on the milestone, citing the inconsistency of record keeping with error totals before recent seasons.
"This was a record-keeping error that we recognized and have now corrected," said Erin Stattel, a coalition spokeswoman.
The question in the case is whether the list of exceptions should be expanded to include evidence obtained from a search undertaken by officers relying on a careless record-keeping error by the police.
She was removed from the county payroll at the Martha T. Berry Medical Facility in Mount Clemens, but apparently not the health care rolls, a mistake officials say may have been a record-keeping error.
(On Friday, the F.B.I. said that Roof should never have been allowed to purchase the gun he used to kill those nine people if not for a record-keeping error, he would have failed the background check).
(On Friday, the F.B.I. said that Roof should never have been allowed to purchase the gun he used to kill those nine people — if not for a record-keeping error, he would have failed the background check).
The discrepancies are too big, Ms. Porter said, to be simple record-keeping errors.
Verizon said it would reimburse the customers for calls made while it dealt with its record-keeping errors.
Snyder and Peugeot's lawyers have appealed the verdict, maintaining that the pair made only record-keeping errors.
Some forms of scientific error, like poor record keeping or even mistaken results, are forgivable, but fabrication of data, if such a charge were to be proved against Dr. Hauser, is usually followed by expulsion from the scientific community.
