Meanings of finding of fact in English

This was never a finding of fact, or a conclusion that would have satisfied a court in the prosecution of a criminal.

Gates' name appears on 67 separate lines of the findings of fact document.

This phenomenon occurs for a number of reasons explicated in the more detailed findings of fact supra.

FINRA tightened its expungement rules in 2008 by requiring that arbitrators make certain findings of fact before recommending an expungement.

It is not the function of the CPS to make findings of fact and no such findings have been made.

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We have found a significant number of Ofcom's pivotal findings of fact in the statement to be inconsistent with the evidence.

And at the end of the day, he produced his findings of fact things that were clearly not findings of fact.

Judge Jackson's findings of fact all but say that Microsoft has repeatedly abused its monopoly in operating systems for personal computers.

Nowadays, a case is not decided by the evidence, but by a verdict, or a finding of facts, followed by a judgment.

PAC chairman John McGuinness of Fianna Fáil said legal restrictions placed on the Oireachtas meant findings of fact or culpability could not be made.

The inquiry cannot make findings of criminal liability against Janner but could reach findings of fact on the allegations if there is sufficient evidence.

There, the court decided the Oireachtas could not exercise a "quasi judicial" function, make findings of fact, or attribute blame to individuals.

District judge Margot Coleman ruled on Wednesday: The allegations which have been made are unproven accusations and I do not make any findings of fact.