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That's Rights
Objection!
Hearsay what?
100
This man is currently the only African-American sitting for the Court.
Who is Justice Clarence Thomas?
100
This amendment limits the power of the federal government to that which is stated in the Constitution.
What is the tenth amendment?
100
This objection is applied to everything in quotation marks.
What is hearsay?
100
This is the very first exception you learned.
What is admission by a party opponent?
200
Wabash v. Illinois concerned this major transportation system.
What is the railroad?
200
This amendment protects rights not enumerated in the Constitution.
What is the ninth amendment?
200
This objection is used when a question is repeated.
What is asked and answered?
200
This exception usually pertains to exclamations!
What is excited utterance?
300
Miranda, of Miranda v. Arizona, was tried for these crime(s).
What are rape and kidnapping?
300
The seventeenth amendment establishes the direct election of these.
What are senators?
300
This objection is used on particularly mean attorneys.
What is badgering the witness?
300
The Jo Situation exception.
What is declarant unavailable?
400
This case ruled that burning an American flag is protected by the first amendment.
What is Texas v. Johnson?
400
The eighteenth amendment prohibited this.
What is alcohol?
400
This objection means "your Honor, why do we care?"
What is relevance?
400
This is the "deathbed" exception.
What is dying declaration?
500
Grutter v. Bollinger upheld the use of this factor in university admissions.
What is race?
500
This amendment allowed for the federal government to collect income taxes.
What is the sixteenth amendment?
500
This objection is used when an expert begins to testify outside their stated field.
What is beyond the scope?
500
This exception is allowed because the words were spoken in correlation to an event as it happened.
What is present narration?
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