Unless the presiding judge otherwise directs, during a trial or hearing, attorneys must:
(a) stand when making objections or otherwise addressing the presiding judge;
(b) use the lectern while examining or cross-examining witnesses;
(c) when examining a witness, refrain from making statements, comments, or remarks
before or after asking a question;
(d) limit to one attorney for each party the examination or cross-examination of a
witness and;
(e) in making an objection, state plainly and briefly the grounds for objecting and not
offer argument unless requested by the presiding judge.
