Thereafter defendant was placed on probation. Defendant appeals as of right challenging the court's assumption of jurisdiction over him. We remand for further proceedings. Defendant first claims error in the introduction of his father's testimony at the adjudicative hearing that defendant was caught smoking marijuana, had got into trouble for bringing a bow and arrow to school and was arrested for committing retail fraud.
Defendant contends the testimony constituted impermissible hearsay.
We find no error warranting reversal. Defendant failed to object to the testimony in a timely fashion. Defendant waited until the cross-examination of his father before raising any hearsay objections. A party opposing the admission of evidence must timely object at trial and specify the same ground for objection which it asserts on appeal. To be timely, an objection should be interposed between the question and the answer.