The phrase "about the case information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to details or specifics related to a particular case, often in legal or investigative contexts.
Example: "The lawyer provided a detailed report about the case information to the judge."
Alternatives: "regarding the case details" or "concerning the case data."
The District Judge's secret interviews during the trial provided a select few with inside information about the case, information that enabled them and anyone they shared it with to anticipate rulings before the Judge announced them to the world.
This emphasizes the importance of formulating and thinking about the case information and desired and feasible outcomes before defining questions and hypotheses by using, for example, the Case Assessment model.
Most of the cases' information about the presence/absence of metastases was known.
In 64% of the cases, information about the protocol had been provided by a single doctor, to both parents simultaneously in 91% of these cases.
Conoco's lawyers requested that the federal judge who originally sealed the document, W. Earl Britt, hold Ms. Mitchell and her colleague, Cory Reiss, who was also writing about the case and obtained information about the settlement from other sources, in contempt.
Despite having no new information about the case, investigators hoped that publicizing information about it might prod those with information, and who might have been afraid to do so in the past, to come forward.
But many investigators said the lack of shared intelligence has forced them to turn to cable television news channels for information about the case and to seek out sensitive information from friends and colleagues.
The judge, Yogesh Khanna, also warned defense lawyers, who have been openly speaking about the case, not to provide information about the proceedings to the press.
(The term "decision under ignorance" is sometimes used about the case when no probabilistic information at all is available).
