Generally,to obtain an appellate court review of an issue,the appealing party (appellant)must preserve its claim by making a specific timely objection at or before trial.This is called the _________________.

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The contemporaneous objection rule requires the appellant to timely object at or before trial to preserve their claim for appellate court review. The plain error rule and the harmless error rule are standards used by appellate courts to determine if errors made at trial require reversal of a decision. The final judgment rule is a jurisdictional rule that requires a final decision in a case before it can be appealed. None of these options directly relate to the requirement for timely objections to preserve claims for appeal.

Generally,to Obtain an Appellate Court Review of an Issue,the Appealing