When an objection is made by the prosecuting attorney to a question asked by the defense attorney,the officer should:

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The officer should wait for the judge to rule upon the objection before answering the question. This allows the judge to determine if the objection is valid and if the question can be answered. The officer should not look to the defense or prosecuting attorney for guidance, as it is up to the judge to make the rulings in the case. Answering the question immediately could result in the officer giving testimony that may later be ruled inadmissible or harmful to the case.

When an Objection Is Made by the Prosecuting Attorney to a Question