In general the courts are more reluctant to review errors of law than errors of fact.

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Courts are generally more willing to review errors of law than errors of fact because legal errors involve the application or interpretation of laws, which is within the purview of the judiciary. Errors of fact, on the other hand, often involve the evaluation of evidence and witness credibility, which courts are more hesitant to second-guess, especially on appeal.

In General the Courts Are More Reluctant to Review Errors