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Who can object?

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Attorneys

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An attorney can only object when the witness they examine is on the stand?

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True

Front

Can you talk to your coach during a trial?

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NO

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Choose the correct information for a CIVIL case: Plaintiff The defendant was sued or served a complaint. By the preponderance of the evidence. Liable or not liable.

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Plaintiff
The defendant was sued or served a complaint.
By the preponderance of the evidence.
Liable or not liable.

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Choose the correct information for a CRIMINAL case: Prosecution The defendant is charged with a crime. Beyond a reasonable doubt. Guilty or not guilty.

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Prosecution: The defendant is charged with a crime, Beyond a reasonable doubt, Guilty or not guilty.

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Narrative

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Answer goes on for too long

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Compound

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Question asks two or more things at once

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Leading

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Question pushes witness toward "right" answer

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What does "Beyond the Scope" refer to?

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Re-direct or re-cross questions exceed the topics covered in the proceeding examination.

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Asked and answered

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Same question is asked and answered repeatedly by the same attorney and witness