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I will not dispute the fact that I have erred most grievously--that I should never dare to dispute, or that I have fallen greatly in my own estimation; but, I think I was fated from birth so to do--and one cannot escape fate, my beloved.

Thus the heroe is always introduced with a flourish of drums and trumpets, in order to rouse a martial spirit in the audience, and to accommodate their ears to bombast and fustian, which Mr Locke's blind man would not have grossly erred in likening to the sound of a trumpet.

To err is common To all men, but the man who having erred Hugs not his errors, but repents and seeks The cure, is not a wastrel nor unwise.

All this very plausible reasoning does not convince me, as it has not convinced the wisest of our Statesmen, that our ancestors erred in laying it down as an axiom of policy that the toleration of Irregularity is incompatible with the safety of the State.

Bernard Cherry appeals his conviction as a felon in possession of a firearm on the ground that the district court erred by not giving the jury his proposed "innocent possession" instruction.

To the extent the trial court erred because the minor did not testify and her recent complaints of sexual abuse were admitted, any error was found harmless given the evidence of guilt.

The apex court ruled that the Appeals Court erred in nullifying the county boss' win.

The younger participants were correct in acknowledging when they had erred 75 percent of the time.

The least that is expected of Imran Khan is to accept that he has erred because to 'Err Is Human'.

By PHILIP MUYANGABritish terror suspect Jermaine Grant wants the Court of Appeal to quash his conviction and a nine-year prison sentence imposed on him by the High Court on December 2, 2015.Grant argued that Justice Martin Muya failed to critically re-evaluate the record of evidence tendered before a magistrate's court, thereby arriving at an erroneous decision in overturning his acquittal."The judge erred in law by ordering that the sentence runs consecutively rather than concurrently," Grant in his memorandum of appeal said.

1-069-1) (5 pages) (carrying a firearm without a license; defendants claim that there was insufficient evidence to support his conviction; defendants claim that the prosecutor erred in his closing argument in three respects, by: (1) misstating the evidence in suggesting that the defendant informed a driver about a gun; (2) impermissibly vouching for a police officer's credibility; and (3) relying on facts not in evidence to argue that the defendant threw the gun with such force that it bounced off a nearby wall) (No.

The appeal was premised on 11 grounds stating that Justice Aiki erred in law and misconstrued facts and the provisions of Section 25 of the Oyo Chiefs Law in arriving at her judgement.