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docket

[dok-it] / ˈdɒk ɪt /


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“On the emergency docket, it has ruled consistently for the president, with some notable exceptions,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

Legal scholars often have used the term “shadow docket,” because these cases don’t typically get oral arguments or other measures of transparency that distinguish the court’s regular docket.

From The Wall Street Journal

With no earnings reports and minimal data on the docket this holiday-shortened week, there’s not much for investors other than vibes.

From Barron's

Since U.S. court proceedings for surrogacies are usually private, often taking place without even a mention on the court’s public docket, oversight is limited.

From The Wall Street Journal

MDLs have been a growing part of the federal civil litigation docket, at astronomical expense to companies that face multiple lawsuits from different jurisdictions that the court system lumps together into one MDL.

From The Wall Street Journal