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Judicial Notice: Four Must-Know Rules

Evidence at Trial

Most litigators are generally familiar with the concept of judicial notice. In pretrial litigation , judicial notice requests are used in pleadings to establish some needed fact without an attesting witness. Just because something is judicially noticeable does not mean it's admissible. Judicial notice? 3d 576, 580 (1970).

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Livin' On The Edge: Steven Tyler and Party Admissions

Evidence at Trial

Tyler's Autobiography: An Evidentiary Analysis When it comes to analyzing the admissibility of evidence, having a methodical approach is imperative. Especially in the heat of trial, the ability to quickly (and accurately) analyze admissibility is a must-have skill. Party Admissions v. So is the evidence inadmissible?