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Objections to evidence in proceedings are a tool of great and fundamental importance. These allow lawyers to prevent information or evidence from being brought into the process that could in any way affect a client's legal situation.
However, it is not a question of objecting to evidence for the simple fact of objecting, but rather that it is a question of objections that are necessary, and in addition to meeting the requirements for objecting to evidence, specifically in four cases: That the objection must be presented in a timely manner; That the objection must be based on specific evidence; That the objection must be substantiated and that the objection must be strategic. If the objections do not meet these criteria, they must be rejected by the judge
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