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• finding it appropriate for a federal court to take notice of a municipal ordinance in Texas because Texas courts “may take judicial notice of the ordinances of municipalities and counties of Texas”
• finding it appropriate for a federal court to take notice of a municipal ordinance in Texas because Texas courts “may take judicial notice of the ordinances of municipalities and counties of Texas”
• finding it appropriate for a federal court to take notice of a municipal ordinance in Texas because Texas courts “may take judicial notice of the ordinances of municipalities and counties of Texas”
• taking judicial notice of ordinances not considered by district court
• taking judicial notice of ordinances not considered by district court
• a court may take judicial notice of a city ordinance despite it not having been introduced into the record, as the power of a federal court to take judicial notice of legislative facts is less constrained than its power to take notice of adjudicative facts

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).