Sherman v. Mobbs

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• “[C]ounsel cannot, in the trial of a case, remain silent as to claimed errors, and later, if the verdict is adverse, urge [their] trial objections for the first time in [their] 20 No. 58216-3-II motion for a new trial.”

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