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After considering the evidence presented, a court or jury interprets the evidence and sets forth what it believes, i.e., finds, are the actual facts. Courts have great latitude in weighing evidence and in believing or disbelieving witnesses. The court's findings, along with its "conclusions of law," form the basis for the court's decision. See Decision and Judgment.

After considering the evidence presented, a court or jury interprets the evidence and sets forth what it believes, i.e., finds, are the actual facts. Courts have great latitude in weighing evidence and in believing or disbelieving witnesses. The court’s findings, along with its "conclusions of law," form the basis for the court’s decision. See Decision and Judgment.