An ordinary witness with no special training or expertise in the matter testified about and who is providing testimony from personal knowledge is called:

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A lay witness, also known as an ordinary witness, provides testimony in a legal proceeding based on their personal knowledge or what they have directly experienced, seen, or heard, without any special training, expertise, or qualifications in the matter they are testifying about.

An Ordinary Witness with No Special Training or Expertise in the Matter