In a legal context, a comment refers to a written or oral expression of opinion or observation made by an individual or party regarding a particular issue, case, or set of circumstances. Comments are often offered during legal proceedings, such as court hearings, trials, or administrative hearings, by attorneys, judges, witnesses, or other involved parties. While comments may provide insights, interpretations, or perspectives on the matter at hand, they do not carry the same weight as formal legal arguments or decisions. Instead, comments are typically considered as part of the overall dialogue or discourse surrounding a legal issue and may help to inform or influence subsequent actions or decisions.
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This glossary post was last updated: 29th March, 2024.
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