Timeline for Is a judge's completely arbitrary determination of credibilty subject to appeal?

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Jun 18 at 12:10	comment	added	civitas		So, does the appeal court have the transcript at hand, does the quality and veracity of the court reporter matter (they are a sort of tryer of facts from omissions, commissions and misperceptions and then held as factual) does the reporters previous history become an appealable matter?
S Jun 18 at 2:40	history	suggested	Tim	CC BY-SA 4.0	Reword the "sexual history" example to clarify it is not a legal basis to discredit a complainant.
Jun 18 at 2:36	review	Suggested edits
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Jun 17 at 17:21	comment	added	lgshost		Ok thanks. I've made it a separate question law.stackexchange.com/questions/103332/…
Jun 17 at 16:47	comment	added	lgshost		Thank you for your detailed and wonderful response. Is there appealability for a judge who decides to interpret testimony a particular way where it is unclear that the witness actually meant that? For example, the witness testifies that "I own blue plants", but the judge interprets that as "I wear blue pants" when in reality the witness says later that her blue pants have been in storage since the 70s.
Jun 17 at 15:59	history	edited	Jen	CC BY-SA 4.0	added 395 characters in body
Jun 17 at 15:50	history	edited	Jen	CC BY-SA 4.0	made more general to cross jurisdictions
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Jun 17 at 12:41	history	answered	Jen	CC BY-SA 4.0