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Inspector testifies that she cannot now remember the details of a bridge inspection. The same afternoon as the inspection, she wrote and signed a memo describing cracks in two support beams. She testifies that she knew the facts when she wrote the memo and that it was accurate when made. Plaintiff offers the memo under the recorded-recollection exception.
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The memo may be read into evidence if it was made or adopted when the matter was fresh, accurately reflected the witness's knowledge, and the witness now cannot recall well enough to testify fully and accurately. The memo is admissible only if the event was startling. The memo is admissible only if the witness is unavailable. The memo is inadmissible because a witness may never rely on a prior writing.

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