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Objection to Leading Question? Try Rephrasing

The Legal Seagull: Law | Litigation | Self-Help | Legal History by Neer Lerner

Jun 30, 201708:29Government & Organizations

A leading question is one that suggests the answer sought by the examiner.* For example: "You met with Mr. Williams the evening of July 25th, correct?" (LEADING) vs. "When did you meet with Mr. Williams?" (NON-LEADING)....

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