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In a car-crash trial, a pedestrian who saw the collision from the curb testifies that the defendant's car was "going very fast, around 50 miles per hour." The pedestrian is not an accident-reconstruction expert. Defendant objects to the speed estimate.
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It is inadmissible because speed is always a legal conclusion. It is admissible only if the opinion is about the witness's own character. It is admissible if rationally based on the witness's perception, helpful, and not based on scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge. It is inadmissible because lay witnesses may state only exact measurements.

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