What is NOT one of the criteria set up in R. v. Clark for evaluating the admissibility of post-hypnotic evidence?

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The criterion that the hypnotist should be fully versed in the case but carry no notes into the session is not one of the criteria set up in R. v. Clark for evaluating the admissibility of post-hypnotic evidence. Instead, it is important that the hypnotist not be provided with details of the case to avoid influencing the subject's memory.

What Is NOT One of the Criteria Set Up in R