United States v. Corinthian Colleges

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• holding that a court may take judicial notice of public records if the facts noticed are not subject to reasonable dispute
• holding that a court may take judicial notice of public records if the facts noticed are not subject to reasonable dispute
• holding that a court may take judicial notice of public records if the facts noticed are not subject to reasonable dispute
• holding that a trial court may take judicial notice of “matters of public record” and materials “submitted with and attached to the Complaint.”
• holding that a court “may 15 not, on the basis of evidence outside of the [c]omplaint, take judicial notice of facts 16 favorable to Defendants that could reasonably be disputed”
• holding that the incorporation-by- reference doctrine allows the Court to consider documents not attached to the complaint upon which the 28 complaint “necessarily relies” if “(1) the complaint refers to the document; (2

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