TRAINING — OBJECTIONS
One of the toughest skills to learn as a new litigator is to object quickly … and coherently. Mastery of the rules of evidence helps to identify what evidence is or is not admissible in a general sense, but applying that knowledge to a specific fact pattern has befuddled even the eventually most talented courtroom litigators. When you are new at it the questions and answers can go by so quickly that by the time you realize an objection is appropriate and you have searched your memory for the appropriate basis, the opportunity has passed. The only way to speed up that process is practice. So we here at the-cole have created some training to help develop the “muscle memory” of quickly and competently objecting. Print off the Scoresheet, fire up the Objection Game, follow the directions and off you go. Have fun!