bill of exceptions
- A formal document outlining disagreements with decisions made during a trial, including the related evidence, intended for use in an appeal or further examination
- The defense lawyer prepared a bill of exceptions to challenge the judge's rulings.
- After the trial, the plaintiff's attorney submitted a bill of exceptions for review and potential appeal.
- Because of perceived errors made during the trial, a bill of exceptions was issued to articulate those concerns.
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