Peer Review
/ˈpɪər rɪˌvjuː/
Definitions
- (n.) An evaluative process in which legal documents, cases, or scholarly works are examined by qualified peers to ensure accuracy and validity.
The contract underwent peer review before it was finalized.
Forms
- peer review
- peer reviews
- peer reviewed
- peer reviewing
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Commentary
In legal contexts, peer review emphasizes scrutiny by professionals in the field to uphold standards and credibility in legal documents or scholarship.
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