· 4/27/2022
Joe Martinez v. the State of Texas
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- recognizing that court may take judicial notice of docket entries and papers filed in separate cases, but may not take judicial notice of facts or evidence brought out in those separate actions
- recognizing that, in addition to being able to pursue recoupment administratively, insurer is “entitled under G. L. c. 152, § 11D, to bring an action directly in the Superior Court to obtain an order of recoupment”
- court \may take judicial notice of the docket entries and papers filed in separate cases\
- court may take judicial notice of docket entries and papers filed in separate cases
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