Evidence
Oct. 28, 2024
Objections to questions asked during trials
This article by Elia V. Pirozzi discusses various objections to questions posed during trials in California, focusing on objections based on the substance of the responses.
Many objections to questions may be interposed during trials in both civil and criminal cases. This article will focus on questions asked in California trials which, although proper in form, call for answers that are inadmissible.
The objective of this article and self-study test is to review objections made to questions based on the substance of responses sought to be elicited. Readers will learn about objections to questions due to relevance, lack of ...
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