Mock Trial Objections Flashcard

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What is the primary purpose of an objection in a mock trial?

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To limit evidence usable by the opposing side

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Which type of question is allowed during cross-examination but not during direct examination? Options: Compound question, Leading question, Narrative question, Argumentative question

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Leading question

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What does it mean when a judge 'sustains' an objection?

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The objection is accepted

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Which objection is made when a question includes two or more questions in one?

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Compound question

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What is a 'narrative' objection?

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An objection to a question that calls for a long, detailed answer.

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When can an 'asked and answered' objection be made?

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When a question has already been asked and answered

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What does the 'speculation' objection address?

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Questions that ask for information the witness has not directly observed

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Which objection is used when a witness provides an opinion on a topic they are not qualified to discuss? Options: Hearsay, Lay witness opinion, Improper character evidence, Speculation

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Lay witness opinion

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What is 'hearsay' in the context of a mock trial?

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A statement made outside of court and offered within court

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Which objection is made when a question or answer is deemed irrelevant to the case?

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Relevance