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Ambiguous or unintelligible  \u003Cbr>Evid C S765(a);chap 7.   |\n| --- |\n| Evid C S765(a);chap 14.  \u003Cbr>Argumentative   |\n| Assumes fact not in evidence Evid CS§210,765(a);chap 15.   |\n| Evid C S765(a);chap 10.  \u003Cbr>Calls for narrative answer   |\n| Evid CSS702,800(matter not in  \u003Cbr>Calls for speculation  \u003Cbr>witness's personal knowledge),  \u003Cbr>801(question calls fo improper  \u003Cbr>opinion);chap 16.   |\n| Evid CS765(a);chap 8.  \u003Cbr>Compound   |\n| Evid C §765(a);chap 11.  \u003Cbr>Has been asked and  \u003Cbr>answered   |\n| Evid C §767;chap 13.  \u003Cbr>Leading   |\n| EvidC §765(a);chap 12.  \u003Cbr>Misquotes a witness   |\n| Evid C§765(a);chap 9.  \u003Cbr>Too general   |\n| People v Vang(2011)52 C4th  \u003Cbr>Improper hypothetical  \u003Cbr>1038;chap 20.  \u003Cbr>question   |\n\nChapter cross-references are to California Trial Objections  \nObjections to Competence to Testify  \n\n| Evid CS701(a)(1);chap 18.  \u003Cbr>Cannot be understood   |\n| --- |\n| Evid CS701(a)(2);chap 18.  \u003Cbr>Does not understand duty  \u003Cbr>to tell truth   |\n| Evid CSS702,800;chap 18.  \u003Cbr>No personal knowledge   |\n| Juror cannot give subjective Evid C§1150;chap 18.  \u003Cbr>evidence impeaching verdict   |\n| Evid C §740(b);chap 18.  \u003Cbr>Juror at this trial   |\n| Evid CS703;chap 18.  \u003Cbr>Judge at this trial   |\n\nObjections Concerning Experts  \n\n| Evid C §801(a);chap 20.  \u003Cbr>Information will not help  \u003Cbr>trier of fact   | People v Leahy(1994)8 C4th  \u003Cbr>Use of new scientific  \u003Cbr>587;chap 20.  \u003Cbr>technique that does not  \u003Cbr>satisfy Kelly test   |\n| --- | --- |\n| Evid C§§720,801;chap 20.  \u003Cbr>Insufficient foundation to  \u003Cbr>qualify as expert   |  |\n|  | Evid C §801(b);chap 20.  \u003Cbr>Witness is basing opinion  \u003Cbr>on material that may not  \u003Cbr>reasonably be relied on   |\n| Evid C §802;chap 20.  \u003Cbr>Should give basis of opinion  \u003Cbr>before stating opinion   |  |\n|  | Evid C§801(a);Summers vA.  \u003Cbr>Improper legal opinion  \u003Cbr>L.Gilbert(1999)69 CA4th 1155;  \u003Cbr>chap 20   |\n| Evid C §801(a);chap 20.  \u003Cbr>Subject matter not beyond  \u003Cbr>experience of ordinary  \u003Cbr>witness   |  |\n|  | Evid C §801(b);People v Sanchez  \u003Cbr>Improper hearsay  \u003Cbr>(2016)63 C4th 665;chap 20.   |\n\nObjections to Offered Evidence  \n\n| Evid C §1119;chap 32.  \u003Cbr>Communications made  \u003Cbr>\"for the purpose of,in the  \u003Cbr>course of,or pursuant to”  \u003Cbr>a mediation   | Evid C S782;chap 22.  \u003Cbr>Improper evidence of prior  \u003Cbr>sexual conduct in rape case   |\n| --- | --- |\n|  | Improper impeachment  \u003Cbr>Evid C§352,780,785,789,  \u003Cbr>1101-1103;chap 22.   |\n| Evid CS§761,773;chap 26.  \u003Cbr>Cross-examination exceeds  \u003Cbr>scope of direct examination   |  |\n|  | Evid CSS780,785,789-791;  \u003Cbr>Improper rehabilitation  \u003Cbr>chap 23.   |\n| Evid C §352;chap 31.  \u003Cbr>Cumulative evidence   |  |\n|  | Evid C S§800,802-803;chap 20.  \u003Cbr>Inadmissible opinion of lay  \u003Cbr>witness   |\n| Evid C§1151;chap 32.  \u003Cbr>Evidence of subsequent  \u003Cbr>repairs or subsequent  \u003Cbr>remedial conduct   |  |\n|  | CCP§1856;chap 25.  \u003Cbr>Inadmissible parol evidence   |\n| Evidence that party has  \u003Cbr>Evid C§1155;chap 32.  \u003Cbr>liability insurance   | Evid C S⁴03 or §405;chap 21.  \u003Cbr>Insufficient foundation   |\n|  | Evid C§§210,350-351;chap 17.  \u003Cbr>Irrelevant evidence   |\n| Hearsay  \u003Cbr>Evid C§1200;chap 19.   | Evid C§1152;chap 32.  \u003Cbr>Party's offer to compromise,  \u003Cbr>or admissions made during  \u003Cbr>compromise negotiations   |\n| Illegally obtained evidence  \u003Cbr>US Const amends IV,XIV;  \u003Cbr>Cal Const art I,§13(objection  \u003Cbr>normally must be made before  \u003Cbr>trial);chap 28.   |  |\n|  | Evid C§1401;chap 21.  \u003Cbr>Writing not(properly)  \u003Cbr>authenticated   |\n\n◎1996,1997,1998,1999,2000,2004,2006,2007,2012,2014,2015,2018,2020 by The Regents of the University of California  \nCP-72552  \nObjections to Misconduct  \n\n| Misconduct of counsel:   |\n| --- |\n| Object to specific acts as  \u003Cbr>Cite specific grounds and  \u003Cbr>authority,e.g.,failure to provid","cbCaijM7ZmlTvWmB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijM7ZmlTvWmB","pdf",456217,"English","# Objections to Form of Questions\n# Objections to Competence to Testify\n# Objections Concerning Experts\n# Objections to Offered Evidence\n# Objections to Misconduct","[{\"question\":\"What grounds are listed for objections to the form of questions?\",\"answer\":\"The checklist includes grounds such as ambiguity, argumentative questions, calling for narrative answers, speculation, improper opinion, compound/leading questions, and questions that are too general.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the checklist address competence to testify objections?\",\"answer\":\"It lists objections related to 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