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A pedestrian was standing with her back to an intersection. She heard brakes and a crash, turned around, and saw Defendant's truck stopped in the crosswalk. She did not see the traffic signal before the crash. Plaintiff asks her, "Was Defendant's light red?"
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The witness may testify that she heard a crash and saw the truck stopped in the intersection, but she may not testify from personal knowledge that the light was red if she did not see the light. The witness may testify that the light was red if she sincerely believes it. The witness is barred from testifying at all because she did not see the entire accident. The witness may testify that the light was red because she heard the crash immediately after traffic began moving.

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