 Error reporting was not an issue in this case (Lee was commended for not seeking to avoid responsibility for the error from the outset).Decriminalization of single, inadvertent dispensing errors can be construed as a public safety measure on the basis of encouraging self-reporting transparency so that pharmacists know they could report non-deliberate errors of their unit without any fear of gaining a criminal record, and a feedback loop be embedded to any error, however slight (a "just culture" instead of "strict liability in extreme cases" approach).Lee's sanction confirmed the likelihood of conviction for inadvertent dispensing errors where a dispensee's health deterioration is deeply probed, such as through proximity of death or age of the patient.