A judge may not take judicial notice of a fact if:
A) the fact is in dispute.
B) the subject is generally known within the jurisdiction of the trial court.
C) one of the parties makes a request for notice and supplies the court with the necessary information to verify the fact.
D) the subject is capable of accurate and ready determination.
Correct Answer:
Verified
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