For The Record Los Angeles Times Thursday November 20, 2003 Home Edition California Part B Page 18 Editorial Pages Desk 1 inches; 35 words Type of Material: Correction Miranda warning -- An editorial Saturday on a legal challenge to the Miranda requirement incorrectly stated that the defendant in the case, Patrice Seibert, was arrested by Mississippi police.
Given that, it seems unlikely to me that — because of technicalities or paperwork — additional work requirements would be incorrectly applied to many elderly or disabled people applying for Medicaid.
The first such contention, that the CTEA's extension of existing copyrights overlooks the requirement of "originality," incorrectly relies on Feist Publications, Inc. v. Rural Telephone Service Co., 499 U.S. 340, 345, 359.
As insulation requirements changed, some manufacturers incorrectly claimed that their products were fire-safe – a move that led the Federal Trade Commission to demand improved fire-testing standards.
Correction: November 24, 2000, Friday An article on Saturday about a suit over the use of Regents exams as a requirement for graduation referred incorrectly to the plaintiffs who sought to overturn a decision by Richard P. Mills, the New York State education commissioner.
The recent United States credit crisis was attributable in large measure to capital requirements and risk models that incorrectly assumed AAA-rated securities were exempt from default risk.
Monday, Late City Final Edition Dispatches from Washington Friday, Saturday and yesterday about the lobbying activities of Michael K. Deaver, the former White House aide, incorrectly described the requirements of the law on appointing an independent counsel to investigate the situation.
An article on the Personal Tech pages on May 31 about new models of film cameras referred incorrectly to the film requirements of cameras from Lomography.
"We believe that this statement incorrectly characterized the minimization requirements that apply to the NSA's FISA Amendments Act collection, and portrayed privacy protections for Americans' communications as being stronger than they actually are," the two senators wrote.
Correction: April 18 , 2000 Tuesday An article in Circuits on April 6 about the advent of 42-volt car batteries referred incorrectly to the energy requirements of current power steering and power brake systems.
