WorksheetsObjections Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
An objection is used..
when one side violates a rule of procedure
during a deposition
when the jury is announcing the verdict
during jury selection
Which of the following are reasons to object
You need to protect a witness from misleading questions
The evidence is harmful to your case
The evidence will be admitted anyway
You are certain you will be sustained
Which of the following is not an objection?
Vague
Leading
Relevant
Speculative
The two rulings of objections are...
(a)
"Where did you see it happen?" is an example of what type of objection?
Asked and Answered
Leading
Vague
Argumentative
"At two PM that day, you were at the farm, right? is an example of what type of objection?
Leading
Asked and Answered
Vague
Speculative
What is the point of a vague objection?
To help a witness answer a confusing question
To confuse a lawyer
To confuse a witness
To help a lawyer get a more specific response
Which of the following are part of the steps to make an objection?
Stand up
Interrupt your opponent
Tell the judge you object
Question the judge's ruling
When responding to an objection, you should state the benefit for the jury
True
False
Too many objections may have a negative reaction among jurors
True
False
Overrule
When the judge doesn't agree with the objection and allows the question/evidence
When the judge agrees with the objection and doesn't allow the question/evidence
When a judge sustains an objection, they might allow the lawyer to...
Rephrase the question
Fix what was questionable
Start the whole questioning over
Bring in a new piece of evidence
