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After a federal jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, the judge orally stated that judgment would be entered. The clerk later entered a separate judgment on the civil docket. The defendant is calculating post-trial and appeal deadlines.
Which statement best describes entry of judgment?

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A judgment is valid only if it includes detailed findings of fact in every jury case. Rule 58 applies only to default judgments. Rule 58 generally requires every judgment to be set out in a separate document, subject to listed exceptions, and judgment is entered when the judgment is entered in the civil docket and the separate-document requirement is satisfied or deemed satisfied. The clerk may never enter judgment without a separate court order after a jury verdict.

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