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Judicial notice
Judicial notice of fact
Judicial notice of law
judicial notice of fact
Judicial notice allows a party to prove a fact by the court's recognizing that the fact is a matter of common knowledge within the jurisdiction or is able to be quickly determined by resorting to sources whose accuracy cannot be reasonably be questioned.
Judicial notice factions are a substitute for more formal evidence.
Facts appropriate for judicial notice
Notorious facts-common knowledge
Manifest facts-facts capable of indisputable verification
Effect of taking judicial notice of fact
In a civil case, a fact judicially noticed is conclusively established, and thus binding on the jury.
In a criminal case, a judicially noticed fact is not binding on the jury, and the jury is permitted to find facts that have been judicially notice, but never is required to do so.
Judicial notice of law
Mandatory
Permissive
Mandatory judicial notice of law
Federal public law, state public law, and official regulations
Permissive judicial notice of law
Municipal ordinances, laws of foreign countries.