Student Loan Solutions LLC v. Andrea and Carlos Andrade

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that judicial notice is a “highly limited process” because “the taking of judicial notice bypasses the safeguards which are involved with the usual process of proving facts by competent evidence in district court”
• noting that proper subjects for judicial notice are most often (1) scientific facts; (2) matters of geography; and (3) matters of political history
• denying judicial notice request to accept a fact, rather than to just note media had reported fact
• describing well-known scientific facts, matters of geography, and matters of political history as typical examples of judicially noticeable information
• explaining court may take judicial notice of facts “as a matter of evidence law”
• characterizing the taking of judicial notice as “a highly limited process”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).