Free companion app
Every ground of objection under the 2019 Revised Rules on Evidence, searchable by what the question is actually doing. The free edition carries Chapter 1 in full — the twelve objections to the form of a question — and the preservation sequence that applies to all of them.
Contains its own answer
“Objection, Your Honor — leading.”
Takes an unproven fact as given
“Nothing establishes that the witness was there.”
Asks the witness to apply law
“Jura novit curia.”
The trial-card diagnostics from every chapter, phrased by what the question is doing rather than what the objection is called. Scan, tap, say the line.
Every objection with its short form, the long form for when the bench asks you to explain, when to raise it, the governing provision, the counter-arguments you will hear and the answers to them.
The five steps, always two taps away — plus the five grounds that cannot be repaired, and the three objections that are wrong as a matter of law in a Philippine courtroom. Free, because getting these wrong costs cases.
The other seventy-eight appear in the free edition by name, so it will always tell you which ground to reach for. The app gives you the words and the timing; the handbook gives you the argument behind them, the effect of a ruling either way, and the authorities.
Once installed it opens full screen and runs without a signal — which matters in the rooms where you will want it.
The handbook treats all ninety objections under the same sixteen headings: the words to say, the governing provision, the counter-arguments and the answers to them, what follows from a ruling either way, and the authorities. It also carries the comparison tables for the objections that are routinely confused, and the admission workflows from the proponent’s side.
The handbook is in preparation.