/ˈjəʤ ʌv fækt/ – Phrase
Definition: thẩm phán xem xét và quyết định những vấn đề của sự việc.
A more throughout explanation: A judge of fact is a judicial officer who is responsible for determining the facts of a case, such as what events occurred, what evidence is credible, and what witnesses are telling the truth. This role is distinct from a judge of law, who is responsible for interpreting and applying the law to the facts as determined by the judge of fact.
Example: In a trial, the judge of fact is responsible for determining the credibility of the witnesses and weighing the evidence presented before reaching a verdict.