case system
noun
a method of teaching or studying law that focuses on analysis and discussion of cases.
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Nearby words
case law, case method, case shot, case stated, case study, case system, case-harden, case-sensitive, case-work, casease, caseate
Origin of case system
First recorded in 1885–90
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