A Judge Can Take Judicial Notice

question 12

Multiple Choice

A judge can take judicial notice:

• A)of any fact introduced at trial.
• B)only if an attorney requests that the judge take judicial notice of a fact.
• C)of any relevant fact that is "commonly known" in the scientific community.
• D)judges can take judicial notice in civil cases but not criminal cases

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Definitions:

Vigilante Justice

This practice involves individuals taking the law into their own hands to deliver punishment without legal authority, often as a response to perceived injustices.

Violent Protest

A form of protest or demonstration that involves physical force or aggression towards people or property as a means to advocate for or against a cause.

Police Power

The capacity of a state to regulate behaviors and enforce order within its territory, typically for the protection of health, safety, welfare, and morals of the community.

Populist Party

A political party in the United States in the late 19th century that advocated for the interests of average citizens, farmers, and workers.