casebook

Precedent reference volume

A casebook is a collection of detailed records or examples used for study, especially in law and medicine.

Law students work through casebooks containing court decisions that illustrate legal principles.

In other contexts, a casebook compiles instances of a phenomenon: a casebook of psychiatric disorders, a Sherlock Holmes casebook.

As an adjective, casebook means典型的 or textbook: a casebook example of corruption.

detective

investigation

Formal examination of facts

mystery · solve · forensics · evidence · crime · profiling · inquiry · interrogation · surveillance · puzzle

legal

briefs

Snug lower undergarments

defendant · testimony · subpoena · appellate · verdict · tort · docket · amicus · adjudication · barrister

academic

study

Deliberate learning effort

scenario · teaching · seminar · coursework · curriculum · methodology · research · pedagogy · learning · instruction

reference

compilation

Gathered works assembled together

handbook · archive · documentation · index · citation · record · volume · edition · source · digest

medical

diagnosis

Identification of illness

anamnesis · rounds · pathology · etiology · patient · consultation · referral · workup · findings · outcome

Categories
Opposites
type of legal text

casebookstatute book

Compiled body of legislation

code · treatise · hornbook · legal code · textbook

documentary status

casebookhypothetical scenarios

Imagined cases for analysis

thought experiments · theoretical models · blank slate · speculation · conjecture

typicality/standardization

casebooknonstandard

Departing from established norms

atypical · anomalous · irregular · exceptional

Family

casebooks

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G