case review
[/keɪs rɪˈvjuː/]
nounpl: case reviews
revisão de caso
1. A formal examination or assessment of a legal, medical, or administrative case to evaluate decisions, procedures, or outcomes
The attorney requested a case review to challenge the initial verdict.
O advogado solicitou uma revisão de caso para contestar a sentença inicial.
2. A periodic evaluation of a client's situation in social work, healthcare, or legal contexts
The social worker scheduled a case review to assess the family's progress.
A assistente social agendou uma revisão de caso para avaliar o progresso da família.
3. An appellate or supervisory examination of lower court decisions or administrative rulings
The case review by the higher court revealed procedural errors.
A revisão de caso pelo tribunal superior revelou erros procedimentais.
In Brazil, case reviews are common in judicial, medical, and social service contexts. They represent a formal mechanism for accountability and procedural fairness. In the U.S. legal system, case reviews are critical appellate procedures. The term reflects the importance of oversight and quality assurance in professional practice across both countries.
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