1. the act of making a brief written record or summary of legal proceedings or documents
Usage: legal
2. the act of placing items on a schedule or agenda

1. present participle of docket: making a brief written record of legal proceedings
Usage: legal
2. present participle of docket: placing on a schedule or agenda

Examples

• The clerk was responsible for docketing all court cases.
• Proper docketing ensures that no legal documents are overlooked.
• The secretary is docketing the meeting agenda items.
• Docketing the evidence took several hours.
• The court’s docketing system tracks case progress.
• She spent the morning docketing new client files.
• Accurate docketing is essential for legal compliance.