Denius v. Dunlap

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• holding that information from National Personnel Records Center, Military Personnel Records “is appropriate for judicial notice because it is not subject to reasonable dispute”
• holding that information from National Personnel Records Center, Military Personnel Records “is appropriate for judicial notice because it is not subject to reasonable dispute”
• holding that the District Court erred in withdrawing its judicial notice of information on the official Web site of a Federal agency that maintained medical records on retired military personnel
• holding it proper to take judicial notice of information on an official website of a Federal agency that maintained medical records on retired military personnel because such fact was not subject to reasonable dispute
• noting that government websites are judicially noticeable
• the district judge properly dismissed the plaintiff’s request for emotional distress damages after the close of evidence at trial

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