Generally, Judicial Notice May Be Taken of Facts of Common

Generally, judicial notice may be taken of facts of common knowledge. To be considered a fact of common knowledge:

A) everyone must be aware of the fact, such as the fact that Washington, DC, is the capital of the United States.
B) the fact must be characterized as national knowledge, as opposed to local knowledge.
C) all that is necessary is that a matter be familiar to the majority of mankind or to those persons familiar with a particular matter in question.
D) it must relate to events from history and not relate to current events.