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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

During a trial, an attorney objects to opposing counsel's question posed to a witness, claiming that the question calls for hearsay. The judge, without elaborating, overrules the objection. To preserve the issue for appeal, what must the objecting attorney do?

  • Reassert the objection at a later point during the trial.

  • File a motion for reconsideration after the objection is overruled.

  • Request clarification from the judge about the basis for the ruling.

  • Make an offer of proof regarding the substance of the evidence.

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