Rule 27 - OBJECTIONS TO EVIDENCEA. All challenges to the legal sufficiency of the opposing party's evidence shall be made by specific objection at the time of trial.B. An objection to testimony offered by oral examination in open Court shall be made at the time the testimony is sought to be elicited.C. Except as otherwise provided in Rule 20, an objection to medical testimony offered by a signed, written, verified or declared medical report, shall be interposed at the time it is offered into evidence, if on the grounds that it: 1. is based on inaccurate or incomplete history or is otherwise without probative value; or 2. does not properly evaluate claimant's impairment or disability, as the case may be, in accordance with the Workers' Compensation Code.D. Unless an objection is timely made, it shall be waived. Any legally inadmissible evidence that stands admitted without objection shall be regarded as admitted as part of the proof in the case.E. When a timely made objection to offered evidence is sustained, the offering party shall be given the opportunity to elect whether to stand on the evidence offered or be given a chance to cure the defect, unless the Court finds the defect resulted from bad faith or for the purpose of delay.Okla. Stat. tit. 85, § 27
Adopted by order of the Supreme Court, 1997 OK 130, eff. 11/1/1997; Renumbered from former Rule 23 and amended by order of the Supreme Court, 2006 OK 6, eff. 1/30/2006. Amended by order of the Supreme Court, 2012 OK 19, eff. 3/6/2012.