-35- Commissioner, 429 F.2d at 1032. Rather than treating the credibility determinations as established on that account, the Court of Appeals prescribed the standard under which they are to be reviewed. Thus, we conclude we are not barred in these cases from rejecting credibility determinations recommended in the STJ report under the “manifestly unreasonable” standard of review described above. VI. Structure of the Court’s Report After comparing the recommended findings of fact and legal conclusions in the STJ report with the entire record in these cases, and taking into account the parties’ posttrial briefs and objections and responses filed pursuant to new Rule 183(c), we have determined to reject some of the recommended findings of fact in the STJ report because they are manifestly unreasonable and to supplement others because they are incomplete. In constructing the Findings of Fact portions of this report, we have included many findings of fact drawn directly from the STJ report, and we have made additional findings of fact where necessary. For clarity, the findings of fact drawn directly from the STJ report appear in italics and are accompanied by page references to the STJ report.19 Footnotes 19 Some reordering and minor additions and changes have been inserted in the recommended findings of fact adopted from the STJ report. These minor changes did not alter the substance of the adopted findings of fact and are not otherwise noted in (continued...)Page: Previous 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 Next
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