Flower v. Williams

How courts have described this case

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• denying request 18 for judicial notice of documents the court did not consider in deciding the motion
• “Courts 15 cannot take judicial notice of the contents of documents for the truth of the matters asserted therein 16 when the facts are disputed . . . .”
• “A court may also take judicial notice of ‘records and reports of administrative bodies.’”
• “[W]hen courts take judicial notice of administrative records, only the existence of the documents themselves including the findings therein are judicially noticeable, and not the contents of the documents for the truth of the matters asserted.”
• Courts may take judicial notice of records and reports of administrative bodies, but only as to the \existence of the documents themselves including the findings therein ... and not the contents of the documents for the truth of the matters asserted\
• taking judicial notice of excerpts of the defendant’s SWPPP

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).