speaking objection

speaking objection

An objection that contains more information (often in the form of argument) than needed by the judge to sustain or overrule it.

? Many judges prohibit lawyers from using speaking objections, and sometimes even from stating the grounds for objections, because of the potential for influencing the jury.


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