If judicial notice did not exist, which of the following would be true?

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Judicial notice allows courts to accept certain facts as true without requiring formal proof, which streamlines proceedings. Without it, courts would indeed have to follow a more stringent evidence presentation process (akin to starting with a "blank pad"), trials would be lengthier due to the need for more evidence to be formally presented, and more witnesses would be required to testify about facts that could have been judicially noticed.

If Judicial Notice Did Not Exist, Which of the Following