Doing times, doing truths

The legal case file as a folded object

The study of time and temporality has drawn attention to the active and partial ways legal practices take and make time. In this contribution, however, I draw attention to a rather recalcitrant, if relatively understudied, temporal actor in these everyday work practices: the legal case file. Drawing...

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Main Author:	Oorschot, Irene van
Format:	Book Chapter
Language:	English
Place of publication:	Routledge 2019
published in:	Law and Time pp. 229 - 246
Editor:	Beynon-Jones, Siân M Grabham, Emily
Edition:	1
Data of publication:	2019
ISBN:	0415792215 9780415792219
EISBN:	9781315167695 1315167697
Alternate Title:	The legal case file as a folded object
Discipline:	Law
Subjects:	Chronological Time Van Oorschot Intertextual Field Dutch Criminal Law Case File Legal Practices Evidentiary Materials Dutch Criminal Code Criminal Law Section Additional Witnesses Client’s Words Temporal Agency Legal Temporalities Criminal Court Cases Interrogation Room Studying Case Files Legal Temporalization Court’s Archive Everyday Work Practices Lawyer’s Plea Temporal Interferences Exculpatory Statement Everyday Practices Court Session Multiple Temporalities
Online Access:	available in Bonn?
Database:	Database information not found Database information Databases - DBIS