On court, if you are asked two questions in a question, you refuse to answer them. In a tense situation, to be able to identify two or more questions in a question, the key to judging is whether your answer acknowledges something you do not admit, and if so, it is a double question.
For example, you were asked if you saw the victim when you opened the door. Whether you answer see or do not see, you indirectly admit that you opened the door, but the fact is that the door is not you opened, who opened the door may be the key to the case, because the door triggered the murder weapon.
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