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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

A plaintiff files a negligence lawsuit against a defendant arising from a car accident. During trial, the plaintiff requests the court take judicial notice of a state statute requiring vehicles to stop for pedestrians at crosswalks. The defense objects, arguing the statute should be formally introduced into evidence. How should the court handle the plaintiff's request?

  • The court takes judicial notice of the statute because state laws are accepted without formal introduction of evidence.

  • The court considers taking judicial notice of the statute if the defense agrees on its relevance.

  • The court denies the request for judicial notice, indicating that verification through expert testimony is required.

  • The court denies the request for judicial notice, stating that the statute must be formally introduced and authenticated.

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