Which is one instance where a court may take judicial notice of foreign law?

Which is one instance where a court may take judicial notice of foreign law?

• A. Evidently familiar with the foreign law.
• B. When the foreign law refers to the law of nations.
• C. When it refers to a published treatise by an expert.
• D. When the foreign law is cited by a party's attorney without recognition.

Answer: (A)