Chapter 1, Mishna 1, 2

When is one liable to bring a sin offering?
If members of court issued an incorrect ruling and members of court committed a transgression based on that ruling, what is their liability?
Is individual who performs a transgression on basis of incorrect court ruling liable for sin offering?
When is special bull offering brought?
What is relevance of whether it’s a majority or minority of people relied on erroneous ruling?
If communal bull offering is brought, do individuals also have to bring offering?
Do we calculate a majority of tribes by the number of tribes or number of people in tribes?
What is relevance of period of awareness of committing a sin?
If sin was committed by layman who then became king and realized he committed transgression, does he bring offering of king or layman?
What is case of majority that became a minority?
What if court issued ruling that forbidden fat is permitted and minority relied on it, and then court reversed decision, and then reversed it again, and then different minority committed transgression?
Do we combine minorities that each relied on a separate ruling?
What if minority ate forbidden fat based on first ruling and minority practiced idolatry based on second ruling? Do w combine minorities to form a majority?
If court issued ruling that forbidden fat is permitted and minority committed transgression based on ruling, but then judges died and new court issues same ruling and another minority relies on it?
How can there be a unanimous ruling even if one judge knows better?
What if judges issued erroneous ruling and then reversed ruling, what is liability of person who sinned based on first ruling?
Which is case of uncertainty for which one is liable to bring a provisional guilt offering?
In this case, what is difference between one who went overseas and one who sat in his house?
What is relevance of whether essence of mitzvah was violated or a small detail of it?
What is relevance of where money for purchasing offerings comes from?
What is relevance of uncertainty about twilight?

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