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according to or characteristic of a casebook or textbook; typical
a book containing a collection of legal cases, typically used for studying and analyzing legal principles and precedents in law school
What is a "casebook"?
A casebook is a book that compiles real-life or fictional cases, often used in fields like law, medicine, or business to illustrate practical examples and provide in-depth analysis. In a legal context, a casebook contains summaries of court decisions, legal opinions, and relevant commentary, helping students and professionals understand how laws are applied in real situations. Casebooks are used to study the complexities of particular cases, exploring legal reasoning, strategies, and outcomes. They serve as an essential learning tool, offering detailed examples for discussion and study in academic or professional settings.
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