The practice of a trial court receiving, without proof, certain information well known by the public is referred to as the court taking "judicial notice."

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This is a correct statement. Judicial notice allows a court to accept certain facts without the need for parties to provide evidence to prove them. The facts must be commonly known and accepted by the public or capable of easy verification.

The Practice of a Trial Court Receiving, Without Proof, Certain