LAC 41:II.615

LAC 41:II.615. Objections to Impermissible Argument

Last amended: 2009Year: 2026Length: 48 wordsOfficial source

Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 41, pt. II, ยง 615

A. It is not necessary for counsel to interrupt opposing counsel's argument in order to preserve an assignment of errors. An error is preserved for appeal so long as the objection is made before the military judge begins his instructions to members or, if none, renders his verdict.
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