COL120106
There are four kinds of evidence: 1. The knowledge of the court, that is, knowledge of which judicial notice is taken; 2. The testimony of witnesses; 3. Writings; 4. Other material objects presented to the senses. SOURCE: CCP § 1827, as modified. COMMENT: The modification here is an expansion upon the first type of evidence, i.e., the knowledge of the court. § 201 of Division 1 describes the means by which judicial notice is taken. See Article 10 of Division 1 for a definition of "writings." See Article 6 of Division 1 for Rules pertaining to testimony of witnesses.