Von Lusch v. State

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• deciding that where the trial court does not request a statement of the grounds for an objection and the defendant does not voluntarily delineate specific grounds, a general objection is sufficient to preserve all grounds with respect to evidentiary matters
• counsel volunteering grounds for evidentiary objection waives all other grounds on appeal
• where one objecting to the admission of evidence volunteers the grounds for the objection, “he will be bound by those grounds and will ordinarily be deemed to have waived other grounds not mentioned.”
• when party asserts grounds for objection, he waives all other grounds

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).