EASTERBROOK, Circuit Judge.
We heard this case en banc to decide whether an objection at trial always is necessary after a pretrial ruling that evidence will be admitted. We conclude that a definitive ruling in limine preserves an issue for appellate review, without the need for later objection—but this is just a presumption, subject to variation by the trial judge, who may indicate that further consideration is in order. Moreover, issues about how...
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