Definition: In the context of legal processes, a "preapprobation" is a stage in which a proposed action or decision is reviewed by an external body before it can be finalized. This could involve a court, regulatory agency, or other authority that has the power to review and potentially modify the proposal based on its impact on the legal process or on public interest considerations. The purpose of preapprobation is to ensure that any proposed action or decision is fair, just, and in accordance with the
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