In Re Adoption of Tjf

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “A court or an administrative agency does not find something to be a fact by merely reciting that a witness testified to X, Y, or Z.”
• “A court or an administrative agency does not find something to be a fact by merely reciting that a witness testified to X, Y, or Z.”
• “A court or an administrative agency does not find something to be a fact by merely reciting that a witness testified to X, Y, or Z. Rather, the trier of fact must find that what the witness testified to is the fact.”
• “A court or an administrative agency does not find something to be a fact by merely reciting that a witness testified to X, Y, or Z. Rather, the trier of fact must find that what the witness testified to is the fact.”
• “A court . . . does not find something to be a fact by merely reciting that a witness testified to X, Y, or Z. Rather, the trier of fact must find that what the witness testified to is the fact.” (emphasis added) (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).