Objections

"So Ms. Hamm, did you enjoy the sandwiches your kidnappers gave you?"

Name This Movie

"Asking a question on direct that calls for a yes/no answer"

"Ms. Dunn, was Jack Peifer driving a Hudson or a Cadillac?" 

(On direct) "Chief Dahill, you are a police officer, correct?"

Who is allowed to object?

Saying "well he told me that she said that he said this…"

When an attorney asks about information that is not in the witness statement

"harassing, annoying, or aggravating the witness" 

Saying a witness is a bad person and so they must have committed this crime

"Lawyer asks witness to agree to a conclusion drawn without getting testimony of new facts"

"You were at the cabin?" "So you were at the cabin?" "And you were at the cabin?"

How late did Nicole stay up making this quiz?

"Bringing up facts that were not discussed in the cross/direct during a recross/redirect"

When an attorney asks a question that lets the witness make guesses based on hypothetical facts

When an attorney asks a question that assumes unproved facts

"Jackie Peifer's gang came up to me and said that they would hurt me if I testified."

(On Cross) "So you left your Hudson at home for anyone to use… such as Sam Tanaka?"

"Who kidnapped Wilhemina Hamm?"

Which nickname is the best?

When a witness on cross refuses to answer a question

"Ms. Peifer answering the #$%^ing question!" 

Who won the Super Bowl?

What breed of dog is this?

What should you do when you are objecting to someone?

"Ms. McDougal could you please tell the court about your 4 years at college?"

Asking the same question over and over and over and over and over again...

Asking a witness about something they wouldn't know about

T/F: As long as you can argue your objection successfully, you're solid

"Question calls for long winded and rambling answer"

Asking for an opinion on the guilt/innocence of the defendant

Best courthouse we've gone to so far? 

Asking a witness for information not pertaining to the case