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Generaly lay witness testimony is not admissible. In what three instances is it admissible?
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1. rationally based on the W's perception
2. helpful to understand testimony or determination of fact in issue 3. not based on scientific, technical or other specialized knowledge |
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Expert witness testimony is admissible if:
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1. where the subject matter is one that scientific, technical or specialized knowledge would help the jury or judge; 2. witness is qualified 3. expert posses reasonable probability regarding his opinion 4. opinion is based on proper factual basis - personal observation, facts made known to him at trial, facts supplied out of court if they are the type reasonably relied upon by experts in his field.
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