In a court of law, an officer is asked a question and the opposing attorney raises an objection. The judge "sustains" the objection. What should the officer do?
a. Answer the question.
b. Wait for the judge to explain the objection.
c. Ask the attorney to repeat the question.
d. Remain quiet and do not answer the question.
e. None of the above
Answer: d. Remain quiet and do not answer the question.
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