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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

In a civil case heard without a jury, the judge issues a written opinion that includes detailed findings of fact and conclusions of law. During an appeal, the appellate court reviews this opinion. What is the primary purpose of the judge’s findings of fact and conclusions of law in this context?

  • They ensure that the jury’s decisions are accurately reflected in the written opinion.

  • They serve as binding precedent for future cases in the jurisdiction.

  • They provide the appellate court with the basis to review the trial court’s decision for legal errors.

  • They allow the trial court to shorten the appeal process by summarizing key arguments.

Multistate Bar Examination
Civil Procedure
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