As a part of the process involved in taking judicial notice:

A)the judge takes judicial notice of facts without giving the parties an opportunity to be heard.

B)as a general rule, once a fact is judicially noticed, the parties will still have an opportunity to dispute this fact.

C)the court of its own volition may not take judicial notice of any fact.

D)when the judge makes the decision regarding a fact that he or she has judicially noticed, he or she states in open court that such fact is noticed.