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· 8/25/2016

Romeo Longoria v. Exxon Mobil Corporation

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  • taking judicial notice of several documents, including a motion and order continuing sentencing, because the content within the documents contained “a fact critical to the disposition” of the appeal
  • taking judicial notice of several documents, including a motion and order continuing sentencing, because the content within the documents contained “a fact critical to the disposition” of the appeal

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