Tal v. Hogan

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• concluding that the court can take judicial notice of public documents to show their contents but not to prove the truth of matters stated
• holding that a court may take judicial notice of facts which are a matter of public record
• holding that a court may take judicial notice of facts which are a matter of public record when considering a motion to dismiss
• holding that a court may take judicial notice of facts which are a matter of public record when considering a motion to dismiss
• holding that a court may take judicial notice of facts that are a matter of public record
• holding that courts may take judicial notice of court records “to show their contents, not to prove the truth of matters asserted therein” (citation omitted)

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