If a Party Fails to Object to the Introduction of Evidence

question 10

Multiple Choice

If a party fails to object to the introduction of evidence, or if the objection is untimely:

• A) it is then incumbent upon the trial judge to exclude the evidence.
• B) the other party will be barred from objecting to evidence as well.
• C) the lawyer should immediately move for a mistrial.
• D) the judge usually receives the evidence.

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