A November 10, 2020 Discovery Order from a California federal judge says "asked and answered" objections are improper speaking objections. Jim Garrity says the ruling is clearly wrong, because "asked and answered" is a proper form objection with origins in at least two federal rules of evidence (403 and 611). Listen to Garrity's analysis of the ruling and the rules.
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