In the absence of an objection, the answer to a leading question will be:
A) received into evidence.
B) stricken by the court.
C) ignored by the jury.
D) viewed as incompetent.

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In the absence of an objection, a leading question will generally be allowed and the answer will be received into evidence. However, if an objection is made, the court may sustain the objection and strike the question or order a non-leading question to be asked instead. The jury may still take into consideration the answer given to the leading question.

In the Absence of an Objection, the Answer to a Leading