Synonyms for proceedings
pro·ceed·ings

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1. proceeding, legal proceeding, proceedingsnoun

   (law) the institution of a sequence of steps by which legal judgments are invoked

   Synonyms:
   proceeding, legal proceeding, minutes, transactions

2. minutes, proceedings, transactionsnoun

   a written account of what transpired at a meeting

   Synonyms:
   proceeding, legal proceeding, minutes, transactions

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1. • Written Record

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1. List of paraphrases for "proceedings":

   procedures, procedure, deliberations, prosecutions, processes, process, prosecution, litigation, actions, procedural, proceeding, action, trial, trials, lawsuits, discussions, acts, debates, measures, lawsuit, litigations, hearings, records

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1. proceedings

   Synonyms:
   See Care & protection proceedings
   

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1. Steve Vladeck:

   It's usually difficult, if not impossible, to show that your lawyer was ineffective without introducing new evidence, since that ineffectiveness often turns on evidence that wasn't introduced, but today's decision makes it impossible for prisoners to rely upon new evidence to prove that the lawyer representing them in state post-conviction proceedings was ineffective.

2. House Democrats:

   We are struggling to justify why we aren't beginning impeachment proceedings.

3. Brad Gerstman:

   There's nothing illegal about selling hand sanitizer, gloves or masks. He claims he wasn't gouging and that evidence of that will be laid out in the coming court proceedings.

4. Tim Game:

   It would ... be an abuse of power if ASIC had decided not to bring (separate) proceedings against JPMorgan for the reason that the ACCC had successfully put pressure on them to do so.

5. Trevor Botting:

   In the Turks and Caicos Islands, as in the United Kingdom, it is customary and best practice for an inquest to be held either at the conclusion of a murder investigation, or where an investigation has exhausted all the avenues of inquiry or any related criminal court proceedings have concluded, otherwise, any police investigation or a fair criminal trial is in danger of being compromised by a premature inquest, thereby potentially denying justice for the deceased and their loved ones.