These 10 trial objections are the most commonly made objections in court so they are SUPER important. (Keep reading...)

Whether you are preparing for mock trial or actual trial, you need to have these essential objections mastered before you argue in front of a judge and jury.

As you'll see in this trial advocacy video, we go over objections like leading the witness, speculation, asked and answered, narrative, relevance, argumentative, and hearsay.

And we also discuss how objections can be both your hammer and your shield (hence Captain America on the thumbnail) during a jury trial.

That way you can potentially weaken the other side's case, get your objection sustained (or their objection overruled), and prevent the jury from hearing improper evidence.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:26 Free Cheat Sheet!
1:29 Background
2:58 Objection #1
4:28 Strategy
5:43 Objection #1
6:41 Objection #2
8:50 Objection #3
10:32 Objection #4
13:40 Objection #5
16:14 Objection #6
19:14 Objection #7
21:09 Objection #8
22:55 Objection #9
24:27 Objection #10

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