Well, that's a leading question, Mr. Carr.

卡尔先生 你这属于诱导性提问。

I'm allowed to ask leading questions.

我可以问引导性问题。

Even in the absence of leading questions, misattribution can lead to inaccurate eyewitness testimony.

即使没有引导性的询问，张冠李戴也可以导致错误的目击者证词。

That's why a detective who asks leading questions can inadvertently plant a false memory in a witness.

这就是为什么一个提出引导性问题的侦探会在不经意间给证人植入错误的记忆。

If police interrogations use leading questions with eyewitnesses or suspects, suggestibility could result in incorrect identifications or unreliable confessions.

如果警方在审讯时，对目击证人或者嫌疑犯使用了引导性问题，其暗示性可能会造成错误的身份鉴别或不可靠的供状。

The best way to do that is to avoid leading questions.

做到这一点的最好方法是避免引导性问题。

I know what a leading question sounds like.

我知道诱导性问题是什么样。

Note that leading questions tend to be closed.

请注意，引导问题往往是封闭的。

Uh, Your Honor, it's a simple leading question.

法官大人 这只是个简单的引导性问题。

Right. That was an example of a leading question.

好吧 那是典型的诱导性提问。