Document review is the process in the legal industry where each party reviews documents for relevance. The main objective of document review is to analyze documents and decide whether or not they are "responsive" or "non-responsive" as they relate to a specific legal case or dilemma. Essentially, the initial level of document review is a recognition phase where attorneys or lawyers study the relevance and/or responsiveness of documents, using information about the evidence of the case as well as issues of law. Second steps of document review decide whether a document is privileged and may be either withheld from production or redacted for content. The actual review of the documents is completed either electronically or manually.