Martinez v. Metzgar

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• statements of belief or opinion by lay witness not based on personal knowledge are not admissible evidence
• “Belief or opinion testimony alone, no matter how sincere it may be, is not equivalent to personal knowledge.... Therefore, these statements do not create a genuine issue of material fact which would preclude summary judgment____”

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