Rule 453 The trial court shall take judicial notice of any matter specified in Section 452 if a party requests it and: (a) Gives each adverse party sufficient …

When you want a judge to accept certain facts as true without requiring proof, you need to follow a specific process. You must give the other side enough warning that you plan to make this request, so they have time to prepare a response.

You also need to give the judge enough information to actually verify the fact you want accepted. For example, if you want the court to recognize an official government document, you would need to provide that document or details about where to find it.

If you meet both of these requirements, the judge must accept the fact as true. The judge does not have the option to refuse as long as you have properly notified the other side and given the court enough to work with.