Texas Department of Public Safety v. Claudio

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• explaining while a court may properly take judicial notice of filed pleadings, it may not take the allegations in the pleadings as true absent testimony, other proof, or admissions by the other party
• held that where the court took judicial notice of file but plaintiff offered no evidence in support of his allegations, he has not proven his case

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