Case Flow Management
/ˈkeɪs floʊ ˈmænɪdʒmənt/
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- (n.) The process and techniques used by courts to organize, schedule, and manage the progression of cases through the judicial system efficiently.
Effective case flow management reduces delays and backlog in court proceedings.
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Case flow management emphasizes procedural efficiency and timing, often involving judicial or administrative rules to streamline litigation.
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