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clmills979

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A witness with professional training, advanced knowledge, or substantial experience in a specialized area that qualifies the witness to testify on a particular subject is called:
 
  a. An eyewitness
  b. An expert witness
  c. A lay witness
  d. An adverse witness

Question 2

A witness who can truthfully and accurately testify on a fact in question as a result of observation or other factual knowledge about an event is called:
 
  a. An eyewitness
  b. An expert witness
  c. A lay witness
  d. A friendly witness



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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