Sandbagging Definition
noun
A practice by a trial lawyer of noticing but not mentioning a possible error during a trial in hopes of using it as a basis for appeal if the court fails to correct it. Because objections must be made in a timely manner, sandbagging usually doesn’t keep the issue alive.
Webster's New World Law
verb
Present participle of sandbag.
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