Fact-Find
/ˈfækt faɪnd/
Definitions
- (n.) The process of gathering facts or evidence to establish the truth in legal proceedings.
The court conducted a thorough fact-find before making its ruling.
Forms
- fact-finding
- fact-finde
Related terms
Commentary
Often used in legal contexts to emphasize the systematic collection of evidence or information prior to decision-making.
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