Rules of Procedure
/ˈruːlz əv prəˈsiːdʒər/
Definitions
- (n.) Prescribed regulations governing the conduct of legal proceedings or organizational meetings.
The court followed the established rules of procedure to ensure a fair trial.
- (n.) The procedural framework set by an organization or tribunal to manage its internal decision-making processes.
The board adopted new rules of procedure to streamline meetings and voting.
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- rules of procedure
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Commentary
Rules of procedure are fundamental in structuring legal and organizational processes; drafters should ensure clarity and consistency with applicable substantive law.
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