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According to the Raise-Or-Waive Doctrine, a Defendant Must Make Objections

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According to the raise-or-waive doctrine, a defendant must make objections at trial in order to preserve those issues for appeal. What doctrine is this?


A) judicial economy
B) collateral consequences
C) habeas corpus
D) mootness

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