During a trial, the attorney for Gloria the plaintiff questions her witness Heidi. Heidi, who is not an expert in the matter about which she is being asked, can

Explanation:

In most of the court cases, witnesses may be called upon to testify in the court and sometimes the witnesses find it hard to mete out what they witnessed exactly due to lack of precise observation and understanding of what was taking place.

During such situations, the witnesses can simply testify what they personally observed or heard without any considerations to the technicalities. Similarly, Heidi, a witness for the plaintiff Gloria, who is not an expert in the matter about which she is being asked can testify about what she personally observed.

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