Asher v. Kentucky River Timber & Coal Co.

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• collecting cases in which courts “regularly declin[ed] to consider 25 declarations and exhibits submitted in support of or in opposition to a motion to dismiss.”
• taking judicial notice of business entity profile from the 28 California Secretary of State’s website
• \It is well established that a court can take judicial notice of its own files and records under Rule 201 of the Federal Rules of Evidence.\
• “It is well 8 established that a court may take judicial notice of its own files and records ...”
• “[T]he court can take judicial notice of [p]ublic records and government 26 documents available from reliable sources on the Internet, such as websites run by 27 governmental agencies.”
• “Under Rule 201 [of the Federal Rules of Evidence], the court can take judicial notice of ‘[p]ublic records and government documents available from reliable sources on the Internet,’ such as websites run by governmental agencies.” (second alteration in original

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