court of record

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Definition of court of record in English English dictionary: A court whose actions are recorded, possessing the authority to levy sanctions; 1 A court that, like most modern courts, is required by law to keep a record of its proceedings, including the orders and judgments it enters, and that has the authority to imprison and to levy fines; Law A court whose proceedings and decisions are retained on permanent record; A court whose proceedings and decisions are retained on permanent record; A court in which all proceedings are recorded word for word in a way which permits everything to be put in a written record called a transcript; A court in which the proceedings are recorded, transcribed, and maintained as permanent records
court record: official record of statements made in a trial

court of record

Hyphenation

Court of rec·ord

kôrt ıv rıkôrd

/ˈkôrt əv rəˈkôrd/ /ˈkɔːrt əv rəˈkɔːrd/

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