| When an opposing lawyer fails to create a foundation for his/her questions |
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| When a witness testifies about a persons character if character is not an interest |
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| If a witness testifies on matter in which they have no personal knowledge of. |
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| When an opposing witness creates random facts |
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| If a witness gives an opinion on the stand or gives proffesional info unrelated to their proffesion (i.e. Cindy, a maid, gives the court information about fingerprint analysis) |
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| If an opposing lawyer asks a question that has no relation to the case whatsoever |
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| (Lawyer asks) 'Isn't it true that you saw the defendant run into the alley' is an example of a.... |
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| When a lawyer questions THEIR OWN witness is called a |
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| When someone testifies about an exact quote made by SOMEONE ELSE |
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| When a witness forgets info from their deposition and the lawyer needs to show them the deposition again is known as... |
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| When a lawyer questions a witness from the opposing team is known as... |
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| When a witness blatantly lies about their statement and the lawyer seeks to throw out the evidence is... |
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| When a question has been asked and answer gets asked AGAIN |
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| The rule used when a question that is asked is too general and broad, creating the witness to 'create a long story' |
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| Rule to use if an attorney makes a statement that the witness should bring up instead. |
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| Rule to use if a witness fails to answer the question properly |
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| Which school won the 2010 Connecticut Mock Trial State Championship?! |
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