A tendency to get confused and rattled, to make erroneous judgments?

Judge Joseph Bellacosa's biting dissent points out that the erroneous judgment of lower courts has now been substituted for the clear purpose of the 1970 Legislature.

I have great respect for our leader, and have never before seen him come to an erroneous judgment.

You passed on me at first an erroneous judgment.

Nor do I believe that you will make captains braver or wiser by hanging or shooting them for cowardice or erroneous judgment.

The legal defense (CE) applies even if an erroneous judgment, or erroneous use of legal principles, occurred in the first action.

"An employee dismissable at will can be fired on the basis of an erroneous factual judgment, with no legal recourse-which is what happened here."

The future will have to show whether there has been an erroneous judgment.

"I think the politicians here realize that they made an erroneous judgment on what might be in their interest."

Additional research on the group attribution error, conducted by Diane Mackie and Scott Allison, has shown its consequences for making erroneous judgments about changes in group attitudes over time.