US · guidance
Justice Manual § 5-15.562
Motions for New Trial—Objections to Commission's Awards
The usual course of action, when awards materially exceed the government's testimony, is to move for a new trial, where the award was made by a jury, or to object to the award made by a commission. Procedures for United States Attorneys to follow with respect to motions for new trials and objections to a commission's award are set forth in the ENRD Resource Manual at 14.
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[updated April 2018]
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