Top 10 Objections in Court (MUST KNOW)

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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[LawVenture]

POP QUIZ! You're representing Jim in a jury trial involving a car wreck. The other party's witness, named Michael, is testifying on direct examination and says, "Dwight told me that he thinks Jim was speeding while driving because apparently Jim was trying to beat Dwight to a potential client." What all should you do in this situation and why?

[eraserewrite]

Had to watch this to fully understand why everything is being objected in the Johnny/Amber case.

[alaminmahmoud]

Came here to understand Johnny Depp’s hearings 😹

[ailineavila]

Me watching this during Johnny depps trial

[zahrafirdaus]

I am saving this video to understand Johnny Depp and Amber’s trial 🤣🤣

Thank you btw you saved the day

[jonathaningram]

3:02 objection leading
6:43 objection speculation
8:51 objection calls for speculation
10:34 objection hearsay
13:41 objection asked an answer
16:14 objection relevance
19:14 objection argumentative
21:09 objection non responsive
22:55 objection compound
24:27 objection narrative

[leahvaldez]

Why doesn’t this have more likes? It literally saved me in mock trial

[chelseafields]

When you’re in mock trial and all you know how to do is be a witness but your teacher decides to make you an attorney this year and you have three months to learn all the objects and how to Direct and cross a witness

[kadei]

All attorneys know the only way to object is yell and a gust of wind will attack the witness or prosecutor

[littlearrows]

I have a mock trial coming up, and your videos are really helping me be better prepared! Thank you, Jarrett!

[digvijaykhojare]

I am here after watching johny depp trial

[NinaGoesAbroad]

I understood most objections from simply watching the Johnny Depp Amber Heard trials BUT I simply don't understand why it's hearsay if somebody literally repeats what THEY themselves said. Just doesn't make sense to me

[Kyle-kxhn]

Got a big case in 3 hours this helped alot. Er also could you do a tutorial on how to make a case in 3 hours?

[jenwood]

Here because of the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trail. :)

[drac]

Need this for the Johnny Depp trial lol

[moniqueclarke]

I am a paralegal student. I had a mock trial with a real judge. I was responsible for cross examination. I watched this video and I rocked it! Thank you so much for sharing this. It's a great video. I'm sure your paid course is good. Thank you again. I really lean from your videos

[MrToasterWaffles]

3:02 objection leading

6:43 objection speculation

8:51 objection calls for speculation

10:34 objection heresy

13:41 objection asked an answer

19:14 objection argumentative

[unconventionalgriffin]

Thank you so much! I'm familiar with mock trial, but I've only been a witness before. This has been a major help in preparing me to be an attorney for the first time.

[GamingSpoiler]

I love how all the objections are centered around the fact that the Jury are a bunch of easy to manipulate individuals who can't think for themselves.

I only wonder why can't the Judicial system include professional Jury members who have experience in the field in question (Homicide/Drug Dealing/Forgery... etc) depending on what are the charges, why isn't that a thing ??

[abandonedaccount]

Im playing the ace attorney trilogy and now I have an ambition to study law, it probably morphed my idea of being in a court room, what's your opinion?