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: LawReaderCONTEMPORANEOUS OBJECTION RULE: The Danger of Relying on Blanket Objections
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By Judge Stan Billingsley (Ret.) Dec. 2010 Banks v. Commonwealth Of Ky. (Ky., 2010) (No citation available) (Note difference between an objection raised during opening statement and during the trial.) The Commonwealth introduced evidence that Appellant’s children were found hungry and that their home was in disarray, with animal excrement and urine throughout, and marijuana and [...]Full post as published by LawReader on December 14, 2010 (boomark / email).
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