Catalog
/ˈkætəlɔg/
Definitions
- (n.) An organized list or register of items, especially documents or evidence, used for reference in legal contexts.
The attorney reviewed the catalog of exhibits before the trial.
- (v.) To systematically list or classify documents, evidence, or items relevant to a legal case or research.
The paralegal cataloged all the contracts related to the dispute.
Forms
- catalogs
- cataloged
- cataloging
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Commentary
In legal drafting, 'catalog' often refers to detailed indexing of evidence or documents to ensure clarity and accessibility.
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