West, a witness in a contract case, testified on direct examination that four people attended a meeting. When asked to identify them, she gave the names of three but despite trying was unable to remember the name of the fourth person. The attorney who called her as a witness seeks to show her his handwritten notes of the part of his pretrial interview with her in which she provided all four names. The trial court is likely to consider the showing of the notes taken as
a proper attempt to introduce recorded recollection. a proper attempt to refresh West's recollection. an improper attempt to lead the witness. an improper attempt to support West's credibility
Question: West, a witness in a contract case, testified on direct examination that four people attended a meeting. When asked to identify them, she gave the names of three but despite trying was unable to remember the name of the fourth person. The attorney who called her as a witness seeks to show her his handwritten notes of the part of his pretrial interview with her in which she provided all four names. The trial court is likely to consider the showing of the notes taken as
A. a proper attempt to introduce recorded recollection.
B. a proper attempt to refresh West's recollection.
C. an improper attempt to lead the witness.
D. an improper attempt to support West's credibility
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