Careful Review

/ˈkɛərfʊl rɪˈvjuː/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A thorough and attentive examination of documents, evidence, or legal matters to ensure accuracy and compliance.
    The court conducted a careful review of the contract before making its ruling.

Forms

  • careful reviews

Commentary

Often used to emphasize the importance of meticulousness in legal audits, contracts, or appellate procedures.

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