Docket (noun)

1. A list of cases or matters to be dealt with in a court or by a legal authority.
2. A schedule or timetable of events or activities.
3. A label or tag attached to a document or package to indicate its contents or destination.

Origin:

From the middle english word doket, meaning a schedule or a list.

Examples:

1. The docket for the day included several hearings and a trial.
2. He checked the docket for the next available court date.
3. The docket on the package showed it was shipped to the wrong address.
4. She made a note on the docket for the meeting next week.
5. The docket at the front desk listed the names of the guests who had checked in.