Inquiry may be made into specific acts relevant to character only on cross or on redirect examination if raised during cross-examination. Habits of a person. The habits or routine practices of an individual, if relevant to a charge, claim or defense, are admissible. Only privileges granted by a statute of the state of Midlands shall be recognized. General rule of competency.
Every witness is presumed to be competent.
Lack of personal knowledge . No witness may testify to a matter unless evidence is first offered to show that the witness has personal knowledge. Impeachment of a witness. The credibility of a witness may be attacked by any party including the party who called the witness. Any attack on the credibility of a witness based upon Spirit of AMTA Rules of Professional Conduct and Decorum 3.4 must be by impeachment of the witness.