· 12/21/2012
ALIKES, STEPHEN v. GRIFFITH, ANDREW
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- taking judicial notice of docket entries that were not part of the original record
- taking judicial notice of docket entries that were not contained in the original record
- taking judicial notice of docket entries that were not part of the original record
- taking judicial notice of docket entries that were not part of the original record
- “[T]his Court may take judicial notice of information contained in the publicly[ ]available docket . . . .”
- this Court taking judicial notice of publicly available criminal docket entries
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