Within the United States, state and federal courts generally may not take judicial notice of:

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State and federal courts generally may not take judicial notice of the laws of foreign countries, unless they are specified in a treaty or a federal statute. Federal laws (A) may be taken judicial notice of by federal courts, and laws of sister states (B) may be taken judicial notice of by state courts if they are relevant to the case. The law of the forum (D), which refers to the laws of the jurisdiction in which the court is located, may also be taken judicial notice of if relevant to the case.

Within the United States, State and Federal Courts Generally May