objections

Question 1

[something]

Answer 1

hearsay

Question 2

[somthing]

Answer 2

narrative

Question 3

[somthing

Answer 3

misleading

Question 4

“Have you had any trouble with the law?”

Answer 4

Ambiguous
Relevance
Indefinite

Question 5

something

Answer 5

Assumes facts not in evidence

Question 6

“Do you really expect the jury to believe that?”

Answer 6

Argumentative

Question 7

“How can you reconcile those statements?”

Answer 7

Argumentative

Question 8

Objection: Relevance

Answer 8

401: Evidence is relevant if it has any tendency to make a fact of consequence more or less probable

“Here, the evidence is relevant because it tends to show…”

Question 9

Objection: Speculation

Answer 9

602: A witness may not testify to a matter unless he or she has personal knowledge of the matter.

“Here, the witness has personal knowledge as demonstrated…”

Question 10

Objection: Hearsay

Answer 10

801: Hearsay is an out of court statement offered for the truth of the matter asserted and it should not be admitted unless it falls under an exception.

“Here, the statement falls under the _____ exception because…”

Question 11

“Objection. Leading”

Answer 11

611(c): Leading questions should not be used on direct examination except if necessary to develop testimony.

“Here, a leading question is necessary to develop testimony because…”