Louisiana has long been celebrated for its delightfully zesty cuisine, carnival politics, natural beauty and embellished tales of intrigue and humor. From the bucolic villages and towns of Jackson Parish, Louisiana, a land of picturesque creeks and piney woods, comes a "better-than-fiction" unmasking of the fascinating life of a country lawyer. Bobby L. Culpepper, in this revealing and humorous semi-autobiography of his life as an attorney in rural Louisiana, shares tales and veracities that are unfailingly interesting and laugh-out-loud funny He cunningly lifts the shroud and gives us a peek at the reality of back-room politics and courtroom antics, as he shares his personal experiences in a way that is human, genuine, disturbing and hopeful. At once an amusing anthology of lawyer stories and a teasing expose of a side of the law few of us ever see, Objection, Your Honor is a charming collection of stories about all of us, our perplexities and our strengths. The author's "down-home" style belies the brilliance of the complex and educated lawyer, who knows the system and works it to the fullest for the good of those he represents. The reader, even those who thought they knew him, will be amazed at his intricate involvements and his far-reaching impact in the cloistered bustle of Louisiana politics.