Fact-Finders
/ˈfæktˌfaɪndərz/
Definitions
- (n.) Individuals or entities tasked with determining the facts in a legal proceeding, such as judges, juries, or appointed officials.
The fact-finders reviewed all the evidence before reaching a verdict.
Forms
- fact-finder
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Commentary
The term typically refers to any party charged with fact determination; clarity in legal drafting ensures distinction from legal issues decided by the judge as a matter of law.
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