People v. Ernest

How courts have described this case

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• observing that trial court was authorized to take judicial notice of transcripts in underlying - 11 - action
• “A court order made within the proper exercise of jurisdiction, no matter how erroneous, must be obeyed until the order is modified or set aside by the trial court or reversed on appeal”
• “A court order made within the proper exercise of jurisdiction, no matter how erroneous, must be obeyed until the order is modified or set aside by the trial court or reversed on appeal”
• court may take judicial notice of record and trial transcripts from underlying litigation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).