A document made by the witness is admissible under the Past Recollection Recorded Exception to the Hearsay Rule if:

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The Past Recollection Recorded Exception to the Hearsay Rule applies when the witness who made the document testifies that they have insufficient present recollection to testify accurately about the incident. The witness must have had personal knowledge of the event when the document was created, and the document must have been made at or near the time of the event. The unavailability of the witness or their death is not necessarily a requirement for this exception to apply. Testifying that the document is accurate and remembering all the details of the event is not sufficient to rely on this exception.

A Document Made by the Witness Is Admissible Under the Past