PRETRIAL ADJUDICATION
...Summary Judgment & Summary Adjudication
......Supporting Evidence
.........Judicial Notice
............Cases Discussing SJ
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Administrative proceedings which have judicial character can result in collateral estoppel in the summary judgment proceedings.

Ct. may not take judicial notice of truth of factual findings made by judge sitting as trier of fact in previous case.

Administrative proceedings which have judicial character are judicially noticeable by trial ct. and can result in collateral estoppel in summary judgment.

Supporting decls unnecessary when facts supporting SJ motion may be judicially noticed.

Copies of prior litigation need not be attached to moving papers in SJ; judicial notice may be taken thereof.

Matters in file of prior related action are judicially noticeable.