Badgering - on cross examination, not allowing the witness to answer the question Beyond the scope of personal knowledge - there's no way the witness could know or should be expected to know the answer to the question Characterization - the witness is stating a generality about someone Hearsay - introducing an out-of-court statement to prove that what was said is true Inflammatory - the witness' statment is unfairly prejudicial Irrelevant - the question is not pertinent to the defendent's guild or innocence Leading the Witness - on direct examination, asking a question that requires a yes-or-no answer Not an expert - the question calls for expert testimony that the witness cannot give Opinion - the witness is not qualified to give an opinion on the matter Speculation - the question requires a guess on the part of the witness