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Conclusion of law is a statement of law as it applies to the specific facts of the case before the court. The difference between a conclusion of law and a finding of fact, is that a conclusion of law requires the exercise of judgment or application of legal principles. A conclusion of law is reviewed de novo by an appellate court.
Supreme Court cases
- SALVE REGINA COLLEGE, PETITIONER v. SHARON L. RUSSELL, 499 U.S. 225 (1991)
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