If the district attorney objects to a motion, what is the next step?

When the district attorney objects to a motion, the next step is to schedule a hearing. During this hearing, both sides will have the opportunity to present their arguments regarding the motion in question. The judge will then consider the arguments made by both the defense and the prosecution before making a ruling. This process allows for a fair evaluation of the case, ensuring that both parties have a chance to discuss their positions in front of a judicial authority. Ultimately, the judge’s decision will determine whether the motion is granted or denied, which is why a hearing is the appropriate next step following an objection by the district attorney.