[header] How to object in court [title] Stand. [step] It's standard courtroom etiquette to stand when talking to the judge. Because you are addressing your objection to the judge, you probably want to stand when you raise an objection.
[header] How to object in court [title] Stand. [step] It's standard courtroom etiquette to stand when talking to the judge. Because you are addressing your objection to the judge, you probably want to stand when you raise an objection.
Sit with your chair slightly back from the table so that you can stand easily. [substeps] Generally, you want to object before the witness answers a question. Although it's not a good idea to stand right during an argument, sitting in the gallery or in the front row while the judge is talking can help you get your thoughts in order. [substeps] Imagine that you're in the courtroom and the judge is present. However, holding onto your writing while you raise the question prevents a judge from looking at it. [substeps] Stand when you add additional words to your question. Stand when you speak to the judge, not when you approach the judge. [substeps] Stand out of the crowd, not in the middle of the courtroom.