Missouri Revised Statutes § 479.250 - Municipal ordinances, evidence of, judicial notice of
In municipal ordinance violation cases, a clerk-certified copy of the ordinance counts as prima facie evidence, and a judge may take judicial notice of it if the certified copy is on file and available to the parties.
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