The verdict in a civil case is typically either for the plaintiff or defendant, as is proven by the evidence. The verdict in a criminal case is either guilty or not guilty. The verdict requires a unanimous vote of the jury. Usually prove case by a preponderance of the evidence. This is permitted to test the witness s direct testimony.
Every trial has objections made by the lawyers as to certain questions and evidence.
Objections are based on claims that the evidence is not admissible for some legal reason. The judge rules upon all objections. You should not guess on what the answer or evidence may have been if the question had been answered. When a judge grants a motion to strike, you must disregard the evidence involved. This means the objection to the question or answer is not proper.