Higher courts are reluctant to review a lower courts factual findings. Should this be so? Would appeals
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Higher courts are reluctant to review a lower court’s factual findings. Should this be so? Would appeals be fairer if appellate courts reviewed everything?
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The reluctance of higher courts to review lower courts factual findings is based on the principle of judicial deference which recognizes that trial co...View the full answer
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