In re Children of Shirley T.  ·  2019-01-03  ·  Supreme Judicial Court of Maine  ·  2 pin-cites  ·  pin 107 N.M. at 341

"An appellate court may look to the remarks or opinions of the trial judge for clarification of ambiguities, as long as such remarks or opinions are not made the basis for error on appeal."

Kassicieh v. Kassicieh  ·  2012-05-11  ·  New Mexico Court of Appeals  ·  pin 107 N.M. at 341

“It is for the [district] court to weigh the evidence, 2 resolve conflicts in the testimony, and determine where the truth lies. On appeal, this 3 [C]ourt may not substitute its judgment for that of the [district] court.”

In re Rescue Ecoversity Petition  ·  2012-01-17  ·  New Mexico Court of Appeals  ·  2 pin-cites  ·  pin 107 N.M. at 341

“It is for the trial court to weigh the evidence, resolve conflicts in the testimony, and determine where the truth lies. On appeal, this [C]ourt may not substitute its judgment for that of the trial court.”

In Re Rescue Ecoversity Petition  ·  2011-11-15  ·  New Mexico Court of Appeals  ·  2 pin-cites  ·  pin 107 N.M. at 341

“It is for the trial court to weigh the evidence, resolve conflicts in the testimony, and determine where the truth lies. On appeal, this [C]ourt may not substitute its judgment for that of the trial court.”