Is it proper for a judge to take judicial notice of another judge's order?

Judicial notice of an appellate opinion in particular is generally limited to the existence of the opinion and result reached and does not include the facts stated therein. (See Kilroy v. State of California (2004) 119 Cal.App.4th 140, 145-147, 148 [it is proper for trial court to take judicial notice of another judge's order to prove the truth of the fact such an order was issued, but not to use it as evidence of the facts found by the

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