Clearly Erroneous Standard
Clearly Erroneous Standard is a standard of appellate review that belongs to the category of judicial deference standards, distinguished by its application to factual findings and its requirement that a reviewing court will overturn a lower court’s determination only if it is convinced that the finding is without substantial evidentiary support or against the clear weight of the evidence.
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Henry Paul Monaghan · Columbia Law Review · 1985 · 30 citations · Full text
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