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The Ever Widening Scope of Fact Review in Federal Appellate Courts—Is the “Clearly Erroneous Rule” Being Avoided?

Author: John F. Nangle (United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri)

Abstract

The expansion that has occurred in the federal courts is of principal concern to this writer.

Keywords: Appeals (Law), Appellate courts, Law and fact, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, United States

How to Cite: Nangle, J. (1981) “The Ever Widening Scope of Fact Review in Federal Appellate Courts—Is the “Clearly Erroneous Rule” Being Avoided?”, Washington University Law Review. 59(2).