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The document lists 20 common objections that can be made during questioning in a legal proceeding. The objections relate to questions that call for legal conclusions, improper foundations, opinions, self-serving evidence, hearsay, confidential communications, assumptions of unestablished facts, vagueness, being misleading or already answered, witness competence, and violations of rules of evidence.
The document lists 20 common objections that can be made during questioning in a legal proceeding. The objections relate to questions that call for legal conclusions, improper foundations, opinions, self-serving evidence, hearsay, confidential communications, assumptions of unestablished facts, vagueness, being misleading or already answered, witness competence, and violations of rules of evidence.
The document lists 20 common objections that can be made during questioning in a legal proceeding. The objections relate to questions that call for legal conclusions, improper foundations, opinions, self-serving evidence, hearsay, confidential communications, assumptions of unestablished facts, vagueness, being misleading or already answered, witness competence, and violations of rules of evidence.
1. Objection to the question for it calls for a conclusion of law
2. Objection to the question for it calls a conclusion of fact 3. Objection to the question for being argumentative 4. Objection to the question for the proper foundation has not been laid 5. Objection to the question for it calls for the opinion of the witness 6. Objection to the question for the document offered is self-serving 7. Objection to the question for it tends to elicit evidence which is not the best evidence 8. Objection to the question for it calls for parol evidence for an alleged agreement under statute of fraud 9. Objection to the question for being improper in cross examination 10. Objection to the question for being improper in redirect examination 11. Objection to the question for being improper inn re-cross examination 12. Objection to the question for being leading 13. Objection to the question for it hearsay evidence 14. Objection to the question for it invades the field of confidential communication 15. Objection to the question for lack of basis, or it assumes a fact not established 16. Objection to the question for being vague 17. Objection to the question for being misleading 18. Objection to the question for it has already been answered 19. Objection to the question for the witness is incompetent 20. Objection to the question for being inadmissible under the parol evidence rule