Plural of casebook; multiple collections of detailed case records used for study, reference, or legal and medical education.
Simple plural of 'casebook,' formed by adding '-s' to the singular. The term remained popular throughout the 20th century as professions continued to rely on case-based learning.
There's something special about reading actual cases—when you see a real doctor's notes about how they diagnosed a rare disease or read the actual court arguments where a judge changed legal precedent, it sticks in your memory in a way a textbook definition never could.
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