A Judge May Not Take Judicial Notice of a Fact

question 63

Multiple Choice

A judge may not take judicial notice of a fact if:

• A)the fact is in dispute.
• B)the subject is generally known within the jurisdiction of the trial court.
• C)one of the parties makes a request for notice and supplies the court with the necessary information to verify the fact.
• D)the subject is capable of accurate and ready determination.

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Definitions:

Personal Costs

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Economic Activity

Every activity related to creating, distributing, and using products and services within an economic system.

Adam Smith

An 18th-century Scottish economist and philosopher, widely considered the father of modern economics, best known for his works on the principles of free market and the "invisible hand" concept.

Own Interests

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