Edward Howard Chandler and Henry May v. United States

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• stating that a district court can take judicial notice of its own records, even if court records are not actually brought before judge who is asked to take such judicial notice
• “[A] federal district court can 1 See Anderson v. Air W., 542 F.2d 522, 524 (9th Cir. 1976
• “[A] federal district court can take judicial notice of its own records, and this is the established rule”
• district court can take judicial notice of its own records, even if court records are not actually brought before judge who is asked to take such judicial notice
• district court can take judicial notice of its own records, even if court records are not actually brought before judge who is asked to take such judicial notice
• district court can take judicial notice of its own records, even if court records are not actually brought before judge who is asked to take such judicial notice

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