Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-camera
adjective
/ɪnˈkæm.ə.rə/
Definition
A legal term referring to a procedure or session conducted in private, away from the public and the press.
Examples
- The judge held an in-camera hearing to discuss the confidential evidence.
- Due to the nature of the case, certain proceedings were conducted in-camera to safeguard the privacy of the witnesses.
Meaning
In-camera describes situations where discussions or proceedings are held privately, often to protect sensitive information.
Synonyms
- Private
- Confidential
- Closed
