People v. ALVAREZ-GARCIA

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• noting that this court may take judicial notice of information that is readily verifiable from sources of indisputable accuracy
• courts may take judicial notice of “matters that are readily verifiable from sources of indisputable accuracy” such as public documents kept by Illinois courts
• appellate court may take judicial notice of “matters that are readily verifiable from sources of indisputable accuracy” such as public documents kept by Illinois courts
• the defendant’s act of shooting at the pregnant victim was conduct which demonstrated a felonious purpose other than the death of the in utero child who died three months after delivery
• the appellate court may take judicial notice of records kept by Illinois courts
• the defendant’s act of shooting at the pregnant victim was conduct which demonstrated a felonious purpose other than the death of the in utero child who died three months after delivery

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