👉 In law, a "sub-bailiff" refers to a person who is appointed by the court to serve as an intermediary between a defendant and the prosecution. This individual acts as a middleman in the legal proceedings, providing advice and information to both parties involved in the case. The term was commonly used during the 19th century, but it has since been replaced with more modern terms such as "attorney general" or "attorney."
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