It's worth pointing out that the number of objections sustained depends mostly on trial strategy and style.
For instance, if you spend most time on direct, you will have fewer sustained objections than if you do much more aggressive cross.
Conversely Alessi objects far more on direct than I am used to, leading to sustained objections which are technically correct but mostly pointless. (e.g. leading the witness is often overlooked for efficiency purposes).
In any event, given AJ conducted an extremely aggressive cross of Yuri for many hours, it isn't surprising he would run up a lot of sustained objections. Ditto the marathon cross of Burgess by Alessi. Brennan hasn't conducted anything like that.
It's also stylistic. AJ asks many questions which he knows are wildly out of bounds for the drama and effect. Brennan also chose to do this versus Dr Wolfe but did not do so much versus Russell.
All in all, the idea it shows the Judge is biased is not demonstrated IMO.
MOO.
For instance, if you spend most time on direct, you will have fewer sustained objections than if you do much more aggressive cross.
Conversely Alessi objects far more on direct than I am used to, leading to sustained objections which are technically correct but mostly pointless. (e.g. leading the witness is often overlooked for efficiency purposes).
In any event, given AJ conducted an extremely aggressive cross of Yuri for many hours, it isn't surprising he would run up a lot of sustained objections. Ditto the marathon cross of Burgess by Alessi. Brennan hasn't conducted anything like that.
It's also stylistic. AJ asks many questions which he knows are wildly out of bounds for the drama and effect. Brennan also chose to do this versus Dr Wolfe but did not do so much versus Russell.
All in all, the idea it shows the Judge is biased is not demonstrated IMO.
MOO.