Multiple Choice
A judge can take judicial notice:
A) of any fact introduced at trial.
B) only if an attorney requests that the judge take judicial notice of a fact.
C) of any relevant fact that is "commonly known" in the scientific community.
D) judges can take judicial notice in civil cases but not criminal cases
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q13: An item of evidence introduced by the
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