The court may relieve a party of the burden of proving a fact by
A) the doctrine of collateral estoppel.
B) taking judicial notice of that fact.
C) contempt proceedings.
D) granting res judicata .

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The court can relieve a party of the burden of proving a fact by taking judicial notice of that fact. This means the court recognizes the fact as so notorious or well known that it cannot be reasonably disputed.

The Court May Relieve a Party of the Burden of Proving