United States v. Dante Jones

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• holding that where the witness’s testimony is based on his own interactions with the parties in the course of an investigation, then it is based on personal knowledge and constitutes lay testimony
• holding that where the witness’s testimony is based on his own interactions with the parties in the course of an investigation, then it is based on personal knowledge and constitutes lay testimony
• finding no harm from failing to comply with Rule 702 with respect to a detective who offered expert testimony where the defendant did not challenge the detective’s qualifications or the validity of his testimony

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