1.We do have to satisfy the expectations of our casebook adopters; that provides ample motivation.
英：[ˈkeɪsbʊk]
美：[ˈkesˌbʊk]
复数:casebooks
noun
a book containing records of illustrative cases that is used for reference and instruction (as in law or medicine)
a compilation of primary and secondary documents relating to a central topic together with scholarly comment, exercises, and study aids that is designed to serve as a sourcebook for short papers (as in a writing course) or as a point of departure for a research paper
病案簿：医师记录病案的簿子
判例集
The first known use of casebook was in 1675
casebooknoun
a book containing medical records of illustrative cases that is used for reference and instruction
1.We do have to satisfy the expectations of our casebook adopters; that provides ample motivation.
2.Get your casebook ready and go to the next page for our first puzzler.
准备好你的案例簿到下一页看我们的第一个谜题。
3.While the casebook is chiefly a teaching tool for student use, it should not be ignored as a research work as well.
尽管案例教科书主要是一种供学生学习使用的工具，但同时作为研究著作是不能被忽视的。
4.Or we could roll up our sleeves, get to work, and find out by laying the theoretical foundations and building a solid casebook of empirical studies.
5.Josh Blackman, a professor at South Texas College of Law and editor of a “Con Law” casebook, said they are rethinking years of teaching that the Roe v.
6.NOTE TO WEBMASTERS: the Files on this and all of the UFO Casebook are provided for research and learning.
注意到网络管理员：在这上的文件和所有的不明飞行物个案记录簿都为研究和学问被提供。
7.From classrooms to casebooks, teachers are grappling with the justices’ ruling in Dobbs v.
8.For example, we can give the PDFs free to our students instead of making them spend $150+ to buy our casebook from our publisher.
9.Before our book, no published casebooks was designed for those courses; instead, each professor individually compiled his/her own materials.
10.“My view of the constitutional question is that it is unconstitutional,” said Hiroshi Motomura, co-author of leading casebooks on immigration law and a professor at the , Los Angeles, School of Law.
11.His 1973 casebook, “Race, Racism and American Law,” is still in use in law schools in updated editions.
12.Twitter is a casebook study in not taking into account your stakeholders’ input.
13.JOURNALIST: "What about all this God stuff in your casebook?"
14.This week: casebook case study.
15.A large casebook: one of the hundreds of incarnations.
16."A casebook? Only students use those. The Federal Reporter? No one calls that a 'book.' A John Grisham novel?"
17.Still, these books oddly complement each other — one is a casebook of symptoms, the other a cultural diagnosis.
18.Those who wish to wait for a criminal inquiry before starting impeachment proceedings would do well to open an introductory law school casebook.
19.But Harold H. Bruff, a University of Colorado law professor who is one of the authors of a casebook on the separation of powers, argued that the episode would have enduring political ramifications.
20.The light cast on 17th Century society by the casebooks is both uplifting and disturbing, Prof Kassell says.
