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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

During a civil trial, the plaintiff’s attorney repeatedly asks leading questions while directly examining their witness. After several instances, the opposing counsel objects. What is the most appropriate action for the judge to take in this scenario?

  • Sustains the objection and reminds the attorney that leading questions are restricted during direct examination unless certain exceptions apply.

  • Warns the attorney without further action, allowing them to continue asking leading questions as needed.

  • Dismisses the objection, explaining that leading questions can be allowed depending on the context of the questioning.

  • Overrules the objection, permitting leading questions in certain situations during direct examination.

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