Case File
/ˈkeɪs faɪl/
Definitions
- (n.) A collection of documents and records related to a particular legal matter or proceeding.
The attorney reviewed the case file before the trial.
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- case files
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Commentary
Case files are essential for tracking the history and status of legal proceedings, requiring careful organization and confidentiality.
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