An elderly woman was the only eyewitness to an automobile accident that occurred one block from her nursing home residence. During the ensuing trial, the plaintiff calls the witness to the stand. After a few questions, it becomes clear that the witness remembers having seen the accident, but her memory of the details has grown fuzzy. The plaintiff's attorney wishes to introduce into evidence the contents of some handwritten notes made by the witness after she returned to her room after witnessing the accident. Which of the following is a FALSE statement with respect to the admissibility of the contents of the notes? Group of answer choices The witness must be given the notes to examine to determine if she still has insufficient memory, after consulting the notes, to testify fully and accurately. The plaintiff's attorney may not introduce the notes into evidence as an exhibit under any circumstances. It must be shown that the notes were prepared at a time when the witness was under the stress of excitement of the event and had not had time to reflect on the accident. The witness must testify that the notes are accurate