A witness testifying based on his or her personal knowledge must be absolutely certain about the accuracy of his or her testimony for the testimony to be allowed during a trial.

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A witness is not required to be absolutely certain about their testimony; they must testify to their personal knowledge and belief about the facts to which they are attesting, which can include uncertainties or estimations.

A Witness Testifying Based on His or Her Personal Knowledge