sustained objection

A third sustained objection will terminate the turn."

But there is n sustained objection to ordinary racial designations within the tradition of black emancipation."

As I recall, Lewis frequently sustained objections before the prosecution made them, motioning for the prosecutor to get to his feet and do so.

"You ask questions that you know are objectionable, even after I have sustained objections," Judge Hoeveler warned.

Justice Demakos, known for his brusque style, repeatedly yelled at Mr. Morea and sustained objections even before the prosecutors stated them.

And when Nesson, reacting to a sustained objection, explained what he was trying to "say," Gertner cut him off: "You're not supposed to be saying anything.

Those who can't protect themselves ----" Judge Arcara cut him off, the sixth time Mr. Kopp's opening was interrupted, either from the bench or by a sustained objection from the prosecution.

In court yesterday, Justice Uviller again found herself curtailing a line of questioning when Mr. Sachs repeatedly asked a detective about a warrant for searching the Kimeses' car, after she had sustained objections to the questions.

The Chicago Board of Election Commissioners had previously sustained an objection to the nominating petitions of Lynch because of insufficient valid signatures and subsequently also sustained objections to the nominating petitions of Askia and Ewell because of insufficient valid signatures.