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WorksheetsMock Trial objections
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Evidence has to relate and have something to do with the case
Relevance
Hearsay
Leading question
Opinion
Speculation
Someone’s idea of what might have happened is not allowed
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading question
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
Something a witness may have heard about, but did not hear or see firsthand.
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading question
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
A question that assumes an answer or leads the witness to answering in a prescribed way.
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading question
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
Witnesses are to stick to the facts. Unless witnesses qualify as experts, what they think about those facts, is not acceptable as evidence.
Objection: Relevance
Objection: Hearsay
Objection: Opinion
Objection: Speculation
In a case about a stolen car, a witness states, "She must have known the person if she got into the car with him/her."
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading question
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
In a case about a stolen car, a witness states "My best friend told me she saw the defendant get into the stolen car."
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading question
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
In a case about a stolen car, a lawyer asks a witness about his/ her favorite restaurant.
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading question
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
In a case about a stolen car, a witness states, "I saw her get into the car with the defendant. I think she should not have done that."
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading question
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
In a case about a stolen car, the prosecuting attorney asks the defendant, "So you stole the car because you wanted to see how fast it could go?"
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading question
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
Which of the following questions is NOT a leading question?
There was a man with dark sunglasses standing outside, right?
Was anyone standing outside?
Which of the following is a leading question?
Where were you heading that afternoon?
Weren't you on your way to the dentist that afternoon?
Which of the following is a leading question?
You've met my client six times?
How many times have you met my client?
(In traffic accident case): "So Mr. Jim, how many times have you been married?"
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
(Witness talking): "The doctor put my cast on wrong and that's why I have a limp"
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
My friend told me that she saw him leave his house at 10:00.
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading question
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
You were at the scene of the crime, right?
Objection: relevance
Objection: hearsay
Objection: leading
Objection: opinion
Objection: speculation
