1. Unit Six Criminal Justice
By: Paige Beard, Caitlin Eshleman, Courtney Emberson

2. Common Objections
Adult Trials
Juvenile
Trials
Criminal
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3. On cross examination, not allowing the witness time to answer the question.

4. Badgering

5. The Witness’ statement unfairly prejudices the jury

6. Inflammatory

7. The question requires a guess on the part of the witness

8. Speculation

9. The witness is starting a generality about someone

10. Characterization

11. The question requires a non-expert witness to testify as the guilt or innocence of a defendant

12. Ultimate Issue

13. Judge/Jury

14. Judge alone or judge and jury

15. Courtroom

16. Open to the public

17. Identity of the offender

18. Offender’s name is released to the media

19. Records

20. All Records remain

21. Sentence

22. Stricter Punishment

23. Judge/Jury

24. Judge alone, no jury

25. Courtroom

26. Closed to the Public

27. Identity of Offender

28. Offender’s name is not released to the media

29. Records

30. After probation can have files expunged

31. Sentence

32. Rehabilitation rather than punishment

33. Types of cases

34. Criminal Conduct

35. Examples of Cases

36. Theft, Assault, and Murder

37. Name of who brings the case

38. Prosecution

39. Other side of the court

40. Defense or Defendant

41. Goals of those who bring the case

42. Fines, Jail Time, and Probation

43. Types of cases

44. Disputes between private parties

45. Example's of cases

46. Contracts, wills, divorce, child support, custody, ect.

47. Name of who brings the suit

48. Plaintiff

49. Other side of the court

50. Defendant

51. Goals of those who bring the case

52. Money, Property