If a person who was a witness to the destruction of the twin towers on 9/11 provides a quotation about what she or he saw, that quotation would be considered

a. expert testimony.

b. lay testimony.

c. narrative.

d. an extended example.

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Avery Conway

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24 September, 06:19

If a person who was a witness to the destruction of the twin towers on 9/11 provides a quotation about what she or he saw, that quotation would be considered

a. expert testimony.

b. lay testimony.

c. narrative.

d. an extended example.

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Simone Mccoy · Answer 1

The quotation that the he or she has provided would be considered be as a law testimony. A law testimony is considered to take form as an evidence in which can depicter a witness who provides a certain quotation or statement in regards of what they saw.

If a person who was a witness to the destruction of the twin towers on 9/11 provides a quotation about what she or he saw, that quotation would be considereda. expert testimony.b. lay testimony.c. narrative.d. an extended example.

If a person who was a witness to the destruction of the twin towers on 9/11 provides a quotation about what she or he saw, that quotation would be considered

a. expert testimony.

b. lay testimony.

c. narrative.

d. an extended example.