Rule 201¶
Evidence, U. S. F. R. o. Rule 201: Judicial Notice of Adjudicative Facts.
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Primes¶
- Epistemic Mode Of A Proposition
- In law, the gating is institutionalized: a stipulated fact is agreed and not contested, an alleged fact must be proved to a standard, an adjudicated fact has been established by a tribunal, a presumption is held true until rebutted, and a legal fiction is treated as true for a purpose while known false — each licensing different operations (an alleged fact may be challenged; a stipulated one may not), and the trial is a machine for transitioning facts from alleged to adjudicated.
This sourceDistinguishes facts judicially noticed (conclusive, need not be proved) from facts that must be proved, and governs the operations each licenses — supporting the legal evidentiary modes (stipulated, alleged, adjudicated, judicially noticed) and that different modes gate different permissible operations on a fact.
- In law, the gating is institutionalized: a stipulated fact is agreed and not contested, an alleged fact must be proved to a standard, an adjudicated fact has been established by a tribunal, a presumption is held true until rebutted, and a legal fiction is treated as true for a purpose while known false — each licensing different operations (an alleged fact may be challenged; a stipulated one may not), and the trial is a machine for transitioning facts from alleged to adjudicated.
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