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In this lesson, the focus is on witness competence as defined in the Federal Rules of Evidence, specifically Rules 601 through 606. The primary takeaway is that witness competency is a straightforward issue; under Rule 601, everyone is presumed competent to testify at trial unless a federal statute indicates otherwise. This presumption simplifies the process, as it means that barring specific statutory provisions, all individuals are presumed capable of providing testimony. While there may be complications regarding state law, particularly in diversity actions, these are not the primary concern here. The essential point is that Rule 601 establishes a clear presumption of competence for witnesses in trial settings.
