fasti
fasti (fas-tI). [Latin] Roman law. 1. The days on which court can be held. • In this sense, fasti is a shortened form of dies fasti. 2. A calendar of days on which court can be held. See dies fasti under DIES.
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special setting
A preferential setting on a court’s calendar, usu. reserved for older cases or cases given priority by law, made either on a party’s motion or on the court’s own motion. • For example, some jurisdictions authorize a special setting for cases involving a party over the age of 70. — Also termed special trial setting;
cause list
cause list 〈英〉案件目录 记有备审案件的目录，依各案登记的顺序排列，并附有各方当事人的律师的姓名。王室法院〔Royal Courts of Justice〕的每日审案目录〔Daily Cause List〕在开庭期内的每天下午公布，上面记有已确定由最高法院第二天审判的案件。类似美国使用的calendar of cases或docket。
setting
setting, n. The date and time established by a court for a trial or hearing ( the plaintiff sought a continuance of the imminent setting). [Cases: Federal Civil Procedure 1991; Trial 6, 9. C.J.S. Trial §§ 31–38, 60.] special setting. A preferential setting on a court’s calendar, usu. reserved for older cases or cases given