During Elusion with Recall, what happens to documents previously coded as neutral?

During the Elusion with Recall process, documents that were previously coded as neutral can be re-evaluated. This is significant because the initial neutral designation does not provide a final disposition. The nature of Elusion with Recall allows for a second look at these documents in order to determine their significance or relevance based on a more comprehensive understanding of the case. By serving up these neutral-coded documents again to reviewers, organizations ensure that no potentially relevant information is overlooked, enhancing the thoroughness and accuracy of the review process. This approach acknowledges that additional context or changes in the understanding of the case could lead to a different coding decision for such documents.