Multiple Choice
Two expert witnesses testify, each providing an opinion which appears to contradict that of the other. Consequently:
A) if there is sufficient foundation for each opinion, the jury must decide that one of the two is correct.
B) the jury must ignore both opinions and use their own judgment.
C) if there is sufficient foundation for each opinion, the jury must consider and weigh each opinion along with the other evidence.
D) the jury must ignore both opinions and ask for a mistrial.
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