When May a Court Take Judicial Notice?
Image by FadderUri via Flickr We grant the motion to take judicial notice. [110] Colorado Rule of Evidence 201 allows a court, “at any stage of the proceeding,” to take judicial notice of adjudicative facts, so long as those facts are “not subject to reasonable dispute” and are “either (1) generally known within the territorial [...]
April 22nd, 2010 by admin
What Did This Willful Failure to File Defendant Do Right?
Tom Hauert was indicted on five counts Sec. 7203 WILLFUL FAILURE etc. Hauert wanted to know the OFFENSE statute he was accused of violating and would be pleading guilty to. He wanted to know the particular statute that made him a person required to pay the income tax. His attorney (addressing the judge): “The prosecution [...]
March 11th, 2010 by admin
