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· 5/31/2023

Paul Adgar, Appellant/cross V Martin A. Dinsmore, Respondents/cross

Citations

  • 530 P.3d 236

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  • stating that federal courts may take judicial notice of state law
  • “If there is no doubt that a document accurately states the law, there is no reason to eschew judicial notice of that law.” (footnote omitted)
  • “Municipal ordinances and private codes referred to in statutes historically have not been included within this general rule of judicial notice of law. Under traditional rules, even a municipal ordinance must be put into evidence.”

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