Fact-Finde
Definitions
- (n.) An authoritative individual, such as a judge or jury, tasked with determining the facts in a legal proceeding.
The fact-finder must evaluate the evidence carefully before issuing a verdict.
Forms
- fact-finders
- fact-finding
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Commentary
The term 'fact-finder' is more commonly used; 'fact-finde' appears as a variant or truncation. Usage consistency recommends employing the full term 'fact-finder' in formal legal drafting.
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