He showed good sense.

Well she could not be more wrong.

He's misjudged by everyone.

And that Senator Brenner was right about Deong, and I was wrong.

Psychoanalysis doesn't recognize the booboo as such.

A case of bad judgment. Bad taste.

It'd be perfect if Ushitora got arrested during the talks.

If wrong, we'll be judged and condemned.

People were making misjudgments all the time on her mood.

The Conference on Disarmament cannot waste the opportunities available.

The fact is, somebody has made a terrible mistake.

You were wrong about me, remember?

But if you're wrong don't ever give me another!

They have mistaken the hour of the day it is evening.

That's not a bad rule of thumb, except when it is.

like this change in enthalpy is a good candidate.

and a longitude of wrong in exact minutes, degrees, and seconds, so...

The errors we make are actually predictable.

Young children cannot determine what is right and what is wrong.

The Conference on Disarmament had been given a specific mandate by the last Review Conference, which it has completely failed to realize.

Men will always be wrong, and never so wrong as when they decide what's right and wrong.

Secondly, the restrictive jurisprudence of the Supreme Court in relation to judicial errors, has had adverse consequences for her.

As I remember it, the jury found me innocent, and they weren't out more than 15 minutes.

You fail to see the situation you're in, Jacquier. What could happen to you?

The moment you admit evidence on insanity, this becomes a mock trial.

It's sad that we don't all have your positive knowledge of what is right and wrong,

I'm not usually wrong about the people I lend my books to.

The author then applied to the Supreme Court for a declaration that a judicial error had been committed.

As we all know, the negotiations for a revised Protocol II were complex and difficult.

Owing to this serious flaw, several innocent people were wrongly convicted and sentenced.

In order to ensure minimal disruption to trials, renovation is taking place on a staggered basis with the completion of the first courtroom expected on 16 January, the second courtroom on 6 February and the final courtroom on 20 March 2006.

For the men in these photographs, the primary cause of their wrongful conviction was mistaken identification.

I say to you, distinguished members of the Conference on Disarmament prove them wrong.

That giant, if he done wrong least I think he should've had a trial.

Finally, the author instituted amparo proceedings in the Constitutional Court for the protection of her constitutional rights on the grounds of judicial error.

The administrative decision to place someone in an RTL facility is tantamount to blaming him for actions that are between errors and crimes.

According to counsel, that amounted to a misdirection which resulted in an unfair trial.

You're wrong. You're making a mistake.

Reaction under stress to a perceived attack was conducive to poor judgement and ignored undesirable long term consequences.

What was not was not.

That isn't true, absolutely not true.

While it was true that the Court had no power to enforce its judgments, there was a very high rate of compliance, even in the case of judgments that were very painful to certain parties.

He was 78 years old. He spent 37 years in a Louisiana State Penitentiary for a crime he didn't commit.

Multiple negotiating processes have resulted in a complex and overlapping network of rules with different obligations.

You're wrong.