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An error in technique rather than in substance of thought; the misprision of a clerk or other officer of the court, causing a defect or omission in the record. An error made by a clerk in transcribing or otherwise. This is always readily corrected by the court. A failure to preserve or correctly represent in the record, in all respects, the actual decision of the court. An error of a judge is a clerical error where it is one which cannot reasonably be attributed to exercise of judicial consideration or discretion.
