rough shadowing

rough shadowing
A practice, sometimes resorted to by detectives, of openly and publicly following and watching a person, usually as a means most effective to prevent his going away from the place. Such actual surveillance and pursuit may constitute an actionable wrong as suggestive of criminality, fatal to public esteem, and productive of public contempt or ridicule. Shultz v Frankfort Marine Acci & Plate Glass Ins. Co. 151 Wis 537, 139 NW 386.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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