True Objections Come in Two Types

question 132

Multiple Choice

True objections come in two types:

• A) situational and personal.
• B) practical and impractical.
• C) external and internal.
• D) major and minor.
• E) physiological and psychological.

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Definitions:

Consent

This refers to the agreement or permission given by a person for something to happen or for someone to do something, typically requiring full understanding and willingness.

Punitive Damages

Financial compensation awarded to a plaintiff that goes beyond what is necessary to compensate for losses and is intended to punish the defendant for egregious conduct.

Defendant

The person, party, or entity against whom a civil or criminal lawsuit is filed in a court of law.

Slander

The act of making false and damaging spoken statements about someone, leading to harming their reputation.