If an Issue Involving a State Statute Arises in Federal

If an issue involving a state statute arises in federal court, the federal judge sitting in that state:

A) may take judicial notice of the law of that state without requiring a witness to testify concerning the law.
B) cannot take judicial notice of the laws of the state.
C) must personally look up the law and then can take judicial notice.
D) may not take judicial notice of state laws but may take judicial notice of municipal ordinances and federal laws.