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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Baker finds that the trial court should have taken judicial notice of an injured pedestrian's low blood alcohol content after admitting into evidence that he had been drinking before he was struck by a vehicle while walking in a crosswalk. Judicial notice does not require the introduction of evidence as proof of a fact. Reversed in part.
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