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[Latin, Error.] The term used in the Latin formula for the assignment of mistakes made in a case. After reviewing a case, if a judge decides that there was no error, he or she indicates so by replying, "In nollo est erratum," which means, "no error was committed." The plural is errata. See also: error, fault, miscue, misstatement, mistake, oversight How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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This site also lists errata from the current edition and allows readers to register to be notified when new errata are posted, when new policy statements are issued, and when site updates and new features are added. Some of the photographs did not reproduce well, so the publishers have included a second set as Errata. After the first, hardbound edition of the English translation in 2002, Sarti helpfully posted an on-line list of errata with over two hundred sixty items [http://www. |
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