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1 The relevance of these documents is that it contradicts the false inference
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of Appellees LA Superior Court and Judge David P. Yaffe's answering brief that
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4 Judge Yaffe was not obligated to recuse himself in the instant c%e.
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These doolments constitute facts not reasonably subject to dispute. 'Fhe
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7 did not come to Appellant's attention until a few days ago.
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LEGALSTANDARD
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1c A court may properly take notice of ''matters of public record'' ptlrsuant to
11Federal Rule of EWdence section 201 to the extent they are not subject to
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reasonable dispute. f ee v. C# of L s Angeles, 250 F.3d 668, 689 (9th Ck.314 2001). Such records may Zclude adminislative records, reports and procedures.
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See, e.g., Interstate Natural Gas Co. v. Southern California Gas Co., 209 F.2d
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17 380, 385 (9th Cir. 1953)., Coinstar. Inc. v. CoinBank Automated Sjx, Inc., 998
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Supp. 1109, 1114 (N.D. Cal. 1998).
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21 CONCLUSION
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The allegations in the instant appeal and tmderlying Petition for Writ of
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24 Habe% Copus are inexrtricably intertwined with the issues raised in the attached
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documents. Accordingly, this Court is entitled to take judicial notice of these
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27 documents, and Appellant therefore specifically requests that this Court take
28judidal notice of the docllments identified above.
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