PRETRIAL ADJUDICATION
...Summary Judgment & Summary Adjudication
......Supporting Evidence
.........Judicial Notice
............Matters Judicially Noticeable
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  • Mandatory judicial notice.
  • Matters judicially noticeable upon request.
  • Where notice of request given to parties and sufficient information provided to ct., ct. must take judicial notice of all matters listed in Evid. Code §452.
  • Ct. may use any source of pertinent information, including expert advice, in determining whether and how to take judicial notice.
  • Exclusionary rules other than privilege and Evid. Code §352 do not apply to determination of propriety and tenor of judicial notice.
  • Out-of-court consultation on judicial notice of laws of foreign nations or entities and international organizations must be in writing.
  • Expert may be appointed on motion of party or ct. for advice on taking of judicial notice.
  • Judicial notice shall be taken of contents of certified copies of regulations and orders of repeal filed with Secretary of State.
  • Judicial notice shall be taken of Cal. Code of Regulations and repeal of regulation.
  • Gov. Code §11344.6 presumption concerning regulations.
  • Gov. Code §11344.6 presumption can be overcome.
  • Judicial notice shall be taken of State Personnel Board rules, regulations and amendments.
  • Examples of matters judicially noticeable.


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