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1. "' Hangarter "'gave several important findings of law that aid disabled claimaints.
2. Jackson's " findings of law " followed his Nov . 5 " findings of fact ."
3. Microsoft's chief line of attack will focus on Judge Jackson's findings of law, which are more open to re-examination.
4. In the next phase, the findings of law, Jackson will apply antitrust law to the facts he has settled upon.
5. He held off on issuing his findings of law to allow the parties an opportunity to reach a settlement through mediation.
6. It's difficult to find finding of law in a sentence. 用finding of law造句挺難的
7. On Tuesday, Microsoft lawyers are set to file with Jackson their response to the government's proposed findings of law in the case.
8. Jackson took the unusual step of separating his findings of fact from his findings of law, which gave his fact findings greater importance.
9. The decision describes the " findings of law " on the case, outlining the extent to which he believes Microsoft's behavior violated the law.
10. Jackson's decision to divide the current " findings of fact " phase from the future " findings of law " phase has a twin purpose.
11. The fact findings are key to any appeal, because appellate courts seldom challenge a trial judge's decisions on the facts of a case, limiting their reviews to findings of law.
12. The findings will be a firm indication of how Jackson may be expected to rule in his " findings of law, " which will constitute the verdict in the case.
13. Under the doctrine of " stare decisis ", a lower court must honor findings of law made by a higher court that is within the appeals path of cases the court hears.
14. With the talks at an end, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson of US District Court in Washington, D . C ., is expected this week to announce his " findings of law " in the case.
15. Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's decision to throw the book at Microsoft was not unexpected : his formal " findings of law " issued earlier made very clear that he viewed the company's alleged transgressions in the harshest light.
16. Many true-crime books claim that Short lived in or visited Los Angeles at various times in the mid-1940s; these claims have never been substantiated and are refuted by the findings of law enforcement officers who investigated the case.
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