Rule 3.06 Only One Attorney for Each Party May Examine Witness

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

If you have more than one lawyer working on your case, only one of them can question a witness at a time. That same lawyer is also the one who can raise objections or respond to objections made by the other side. The other lawyers on your team need to stay quiet during that part of the proceeding.

The only way to change this is if the judge (called the chancellor) gives special permission. This rule keeps things organized in the courtroom. It stops confusion that could happen if multiple lawyers on the same side tried to jump in and question a witness or argue objections at the same time.