
Understanding What a Lay Testimony Is and What It Involves
Lay testimony is a type of evidence given in a court of law by a person who is not an expert. It can be used to provide valuable

Lay testimony is a type of evidence given in a court of law by a person who is not an expert. It can be used to provide valuable
Lay testimony is a type of evidence given in a court of law by a person who is not an expert. It can be used to provide valuable information that isn’t available through other sources, and it can help support or contradict other testimony. Understanding the basics of lay testimony, including who can give it and how to prepare for it, is essential for anyone thinking about giving a lay testimony in court.
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