factfinder

At the end there is 22-page illustrated Factfinder and an index.

A factfinder has to decide what the facts are and apply the law.

Use the links by year above to go the American Factfinder site to search for data.

Deciding on the relative credibility of witnesses is a question for the factfinder at trial.

If there's nothing for the factfinder to decide, then the moving party asks rhetorically, why have a trial?

The factfinder confronts a thing, not a person.

These older datasets will be moved to the new American FactFinder in the coming months.

Previous datasets are only available in the legacy American FactFinder.

Therefore, the factfinder may conclude that the evidence would have been unfavorable to the spoliator.

Address search is available on the New American FactFinder.

This version of American FactFinder will not be available as of January 20, 2012.

When this version of American FactFinder is discontinued, any deep links into this system will no longer work.

According to the site's home page, the original version of the FactFinder will be discontinued in the Fall of 2011.

Factfinder (1971)

Includes an additional 295 Detailed Tables* not available on American FactFinder.

Since 1997, the primary means for data users to access Economic Census statistics is through American FactFinder.

If you have created links or bookmarks into this version of American FactFinder, they will not work after January 20, 2012.

American Factfinder, US Census.

For more demographic information on the Sixth District, please visit the Census' American Factfinder website.

"American Factfinder: The Population Estimate in 2009 for Tuscaloosa, Alabama".

A "material fact" is one which, depending upon what the factfinder believes "really happened," could lead to judgment in favor of one party, rather than the other.

Visit the NEW American FactFinder at factfinder2.

A how-to guide for Building Deep Links into the New American Factfinder is available.

To access ACS data, go to American FactFinder.

Includes all of the Detailed Tables published on the Census Bureau's American FactFinder.