docket order
A court order memorialized only as an entry on the docket sheet.
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dock brief
dock brief 〈英〉当庭指定律师辩护 因受公诉而被传讯的被告人可不必经过事务律师的参与而当庭直接指定一名出庭律师为其辩护，被告人只需支付223英镑的费用。随着法律援助〔legal aid〕制度的确立，这种做法现在实际上已被弃用。
British Transport Docks Board
British Transport Docks Board 英国运输船坞委员会 由1962年《运输法》〔Transport Act〕所创设的机构。(→British Transport Commission)
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docketing judgment
docketing judgment 记录判决 指将已经登记的判决在法院判决登记簿〔judgment docket〕上记录下来，以便与判决相关的人员易于注意到。而且据此可以签发执行令状。
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judgment docket
judgment docket 判决登记簿 由法院书记官或其他官员制作并保存的本法院已登记判决的一览表，记录事项包括判决登记日期、案件当事人、债务清偿、判决的执行及其结果、某一判决在法院相关卷宗中的页码等。此登记簿可供公众查阅。
bail dock
bail dock. A small compartment in a courtroom used to hold a criminal defendant during trial. — Often shortened to dock. — Also spelled bale dock. See DOCK(3).
dock receipt
dock receipt. Maritime law. An interim document issued by a maritime carrier to evidence the delivery of goods at the dock. • Generally, a dock receipt entitles the designated person to receive a bill of lading, waybill, or other transport document. — Also termed dock warrant. See DOCUMENT OF TITLE. [Cases: Shipping 106(1). C.J.S. Shipping
appearance docket
A list of the parties and lawyers participating in an action, together with a brief abstract of the successive steps in the action. [Cases: Appearance 5; Federal Civil Procedure 561. C.J.S. Appearances § 17.]
dock
dock, n. 1. A structure that encloses water, often between two piers, in which ships are received for loading, unloading, safekeeping, or repair. [Cases: Wharves 4. C.J.S. Wharves §§ 1–2, 4–5.] 2. The part of a warehouse or other building (usu. elevated with oversized doors) at which trucks are received for loading and unloading. 3.
preferred docket
A list of cases set for trial, arranged in order of priority. • Criminal cases are, for example, generally given precedence over civil cases on the preferred docket because of the constitutional right to a speedy trial. [Cases: Criminal Law 632(2); Trial 13. C.J.S. Criminal Law § 1144; Trial §§ 77, 81–90.]