Sentence examples for a finding of fact from inspiring English sources

Do you see that as a finding of fact or a finding of law?

Rather than making a finding of fact, the jury had to determine what was in Hinckley's mind.

As a result, there is never a finding of fact about the injury, and either way there is no provision for the county to recover any back pay.

But a finding of fact does not necessarily lead to a similar conclusion of law, which says that the action violates antitrust laws.

The judge in his second hearing made a finding of fact that, on the balance of probabilities, he had been violent to his ex.

A finding of fact, however, would make clear that the United States Senate found that the president acted criminally, if not grandly enough to warrant the majestic corrective of removal.

52(a) ("Findings of fact... shall not be set aside unless clearly erroneous, and due regard shall be given to the opportunity of the trial court to judge of the credibility of the witnesses").

It is true that alienage is a jurisdictional fact; and that an order of deportation must be predicated upon a finding of that fact.

Voting down a finding of such fact would put Democrats at odds not just with logic but with public opinion.. . .

But the plaintiffs could at least seek "declaratory and injunctive relief" — a legal finding of fact in their favor, and a reform of the forfeiture program.

There is one nit I would pick with a sentence in Ms. Roberts's column on March 31, which referred to an application for a search warrant as if it were somehow a court finding of fact.