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    Question: Where can I find a list of objections that can be made in a trial?

    Answer: There are many resources on the internet that list objections that may be made in a Trial. If you type in 'trial objections' you will find many lists from various universities. Here is a list of common objections made at trial: Leading; Asked and answered; Calls for speculation; Ambiguous or confusing; Argumentative; Hearsay; Assumes facts not in evidence; Calls for opinion

    If you'd like to learn more about trials, we suggest getting your school to participate in the Arizona High School Mock Trial program with Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education. http://www.azflse.org
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    On 11/02/06
    annarose from AZ said:

    ummm yeah i dont see a link

    Note from editor: question has been updated - our apologies on the prior answer providing a nonworking link! (thanks for letting us know!)
    On 08/26/04
    amanda from AZ said:
    what do you mean by look up the the objections???
    On 04/26/04
    John from AZ said:
    Excuse me but the Link could not be seen. Thank you.
    On 02/25/04
    fart from HI said:
    where is the link
    On 01/14/04
    Elle from CA said:
    um..i dont see a link
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