Docket

/ˈdɑkɪt/ noun

Definition

a list of cases for trial or a brief entry of proceedings in a legal case

Etymology

15th century, possibly from 'dock' meaning to cut short, referring to abbreviated legal documents

Kelly Says

Court dockets are like the ultimate to-do lists - they keep the entire legal system organized and ensure justice doesn't get lost in paperwork!

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