1 California Evidence (4th), Judicial Notice

 

I. IN GENERAL

  A. [§1] Nature of Power.

  B. [§2] Judge's Knowledge Distinguished.

  C. [§3] Effect of Judicial Notice.

  D. [§4] Former Law and Evidence Code.

  E. [§5] Federal Rules of Evidence.

  F. [§6] Matters Authorized by "Law."

 

II. COMPULSORY JUDICIAL NOTICE

  A. California and Federal Law.

            1. [§7] Constitutions and Statutes.

            2. [§8] California City and County Charters.

            3. [§9] Decisional Law.

  B. Governmental Regulations.

            1. [§10] California Agencies.

            2. [§11] Federal Agencies.

  C. Rules of Court.

            1. [§12] California Rules.

            2. [§13] Federal Rules.

  D. [§14] English Words and Phrases.

  E. [§15] Facts Universally Known.

 

III. OPTIONAL JUDICIAL NOTICE

  A. [§16] Law of Sister State or Territory.

  B. [§17] Governmental Resolutions and Private Acts.

  C. [§18] Regulations, Ordinances, and Similar Legislative Acts.

  D. Official Acts.

            1. [§19] In General.

            2. [§20] Customary Practice as Official Act.

            3. [§21] Where No Official Notice Taken.

  E. Court Records.

            1. [§22] Former Law.

            2. Evidence Code.

                        (a) [§23] In General.

                        (b) [§24] Truth of Findings.

                        (c) [§25] Hearsay Allegations.

  F. [§26] Rules of Court.

  G. Foreign Law.

            1. [§27] Development of Rule.

            2. Evidence Code.

                        (a) [§28] Scope of Notice.

                        (b) [§29] When Law Cannot Be Determined.

  H. [§30] Matters Commonly Known or Readily Determinable.

 

IV. WELL-KNOWN FACTS: ILLUSTRATIONS

  A. [§31] Matters of General Knowledge.

  B. [§32] Matters of Local Knowledge.

  C. [§33] Medical and Scientific Facts.

 

V. MATTERS NOT NOTICED: ILLUSTRATIONS

  A. [§34] Medical and Scientific Matters.

  B. [§35] Other Uncertain or Controversial Matters.

 

VI. PROCEDURE

  A. Compulsory Notice on Request.

            1. [§36] In General.

            2. [§37] Request and Notice to Adverse Party.

            3. [§38] Information Furnished to Court.

            4. [§39] Notification and Record of Denial.

  B. [§40] Court's Sources of Information.

  C. [§41] Opportunity To Present Information.

  D. [§42] Instruction to Jury on Noticed Matter.

  E. [§43] Notice in Subsequent Trial Proceeding.

  F. [§44] Effect of Error as to Notice.

  G. Notice in Reviewing Court.

            1. [§45] Former Law and Evidence Code.

            2. Power and Duty of Court.

                        (a) [§46] In General.

                        (b) [§47] Effect of Taking Notice.

                        (c) [§48] Refusal To Take Notice.

            3. [§49] Opportunity To Present Information.