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: Jolly LawgerOverheard in Law School (Legal Skills Edition).
By Steve Pirates
Today we watched a movie in legal skills about the ins and outs of appellate procedure.
One of the tips from the film was, “Don’t sandbag your adversary.”
Later in class, we were discussing our upcoming Appellate Arguments for class.
One of the sweetest nicest girls in our class attempted to remind us of the aforementioned tip.
Only she didn’t quite get it out right.
Still, I will always remember her advice as being even more pertinent.
Afterall, it’s never a good idea to teabag your adversary.
Full post as published by Jolly Lawger on March 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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