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If you asked this in court, lawyers would stand up and say, "Objection! Leading!" That's an argument, not a question.
by AlbertCory 3y ago
If you asked this in court, lawyers would stand up and say, "Objection! Leading!"
That's an argument, not a question.
- freediver 3y agoFair, I was interested in whether the argument was overlooked or already acknowledged and there is no way? to probe without inserting it.
- AlbertCory 3y ago(Side note: on TV, the lawyer says, "Objection, your Honor! Counsel is leading the witness!" I've been to real trials. They don't bother with all that verbiage. "Leading!" is all they have to say.)