casefiles

noun
UK /ˈkeɪsfaɪlz/
US /ˈkeɪsfaɪlz/

Casefiles are folders or computer files that hold all the papers and notes about one case.

The detective opened the casefiles to review the evidence.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A collection of documents about a single person or event kept together for reference.

The hospital keeps casefiles on every patient.

3. Digital records stored in a computer system for a particular matter.

The lawyer searched the electronic casefiles for the contract.

4. The complete set of materials a student or researcher gathers on one topic.

Her casefiles on butterflies filled three binders.