Objections

Another post – “How to Object” – discusses approaches to making objections when the grounds for the objections do not come readily to mind. One way to make it likely that the grounds for the objection will pop into your mind is to have reviewed a list of objections categorized by Phase of Trial - [...]

Opposing counsel’s asks a question or offers some piece of evidence, say a written statement. You know the question or the evidence is objectionable. You know there is a violation of the evidence rules. But, where in the mass of evidence law is the grounds for the objection? Nothing comes to mind. The attic is [...]