A trial judge who accepts, without formal proof, matters of common knowledge is said to be ____________________________________.

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Taking judicial notice is when a trial judge accepts certain facts or information as true without formal proof because they are generally known or can be easily verified. This can include things like the date of a national holiday or the fact that water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

A Trial Judge Who Accepts, Without Formal Proof, Matters of Common