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Scope: Ordinary contested civil debt proof; relevance, knowledge, authentication, hearsay, originals and summaries; and the current Idaho summary-judgment rule. Initial process/default, full discovery, trial practice, arbitration, appeals, enforcement, and substantive debt-sector law remain separate.
The official current-published Idaho evidence and civil rules were recovered and read to the bounds recorded below. The original 2016 civil-rule adoption PDF and 2018 evidence-rule adoption PDF returned 404s. Their displayed rule footers are therefore preserved as publication evidence, not a reconstructed original-order history.
The necessary declaration statute, Idaho Code § 9-1406, was recovered only as a 2025 secondary reproduction after the official route failed. Its current official wording and enactment/application chain remain held.
No earlier report supplies a substantive premise. Earlier findings, provenance, C033/C035, and all other holds remain unchanged.
Filing, authentication, hearsay admissibility, weight, and entitlement to recover are separate questions. A document attached to a pleading does not become indisputably genuine or true merely because the opposing party did not file a verified denial. [C004–C006.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
The records exception has conditions, not a creditor-status shortcut. The rule requires the specified knowledge, timing, recordkeeping, regular-practice, and witness-or-certification foundation, while preserving the opponent’s trustworthiness challenge. No categorical rule for or against a debt purchaser establishing another entity’s records is determined without judicial construction. [C019–C021.] Idaho Supreme Court
Idaho Rule 56 must not be silently replaced with its federal counterpart. The published Idaho text has its own timing, hearing-admissibility wording, affidavit-attachment requirement, and remedial structure. [C032–C043.] isc.idaho.gov
An unsupported response, unavailable evidence, partial adjudication, and bad-faith submission have different consequences. None independently establishes a valid debt, an admissible record, a damages amount, or discharge. The operative findings are set out in the claim register and timing register below.
Evidence labels:
| Context | Newly read authority | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Ordinary civil action | IRCP 1(b); IRE 101(b) | General civil/evidence framework, subject to express exceptions. |
| Original small-claims proceeding | IRCP 1(b); IRE 101(e)(5) | Ordinary civil rules apply only through the special rules; ordinary evidence rules are excluded except privilege. |
| Small-claims de novo appeal | Small-claims Rule 15(c), (d)(2) | A distinct proceeding; civil rules apply subject to that rule and the court’s stated discretion. The initial small-claims exclusion is not transferred automatically. |
| Preliminary admissibility question | IRE 104(a), 101(e)(1) | The court is not bound by evidence rules other than privilege when resolving the specified preliminary questions. |
| Specialized proceedings | IRE 101(d)–(e); IRCP 1(b) | Enumerated criminal, family, juvenile, contempt, medical-treatment, and other qualifications remain separate. |
| Summary judgment | IRCP 56, with necessary incorporated rules | Not a default hearing or an ordinary trial merely conducted on paper. |
| Appeal from a final judgment | Separate appellate rules | Full appellate review and preservation consequences are not completed here. |
[C002–C003.] The complete scope provisions were read. A proceeding’s label as “summary” does not itself establish an exemption from the evidence rules. Idaho Supreme Court+2
| Item | Legal effect actually supported | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Pleaded allegation | Rule 8 supplies pleading and admission/denial consequences. | Pleading a fact is not ordinarily evidence proving it. |
| Failure to deny | Rule 8(b)(6) distinguishes allegations requiring a response, damages allegations, and allegations requiring no response. | The exceptions cannot be omitted. |
| Instrument attached to pleading | Rule 10(c) makes it part of the pleading. | Not automatic authentication, hearsay clearance, or proof of ownership. |
| Failure to make a verified denial of an attachment | Rule 36(c) expressly rejects automatic admission of genuineness, accuracy, or truth on that basis. | Does not decide some other admission or stipulation. |
| Formal Rule 36 admission | Conclusive in the pending action unless withdrawal/amendment is permitted under the stated merits/prejudice conditions. | Not an admission for another proceeding. |
| Evidence admitted for a limited purpose | Rule 105 requires the stated limitation on timely request. | Admission for one purpose is not unrestricted substantive use. |
| Preliminary admissibility ruling | Rule 104 allocates qualification, privilege, and admissibility questions to the court. | Weight and credibility remain distinct under subsection (e). |
[C004–C008.] Discovery request mechanics were not rerun. Only the effect and use of an admission, and the attachment limitation, are relied on. Idaho Supreme Court+4
Rule 11’s signing and reasonable-inquiry certifications likewise do not establish that every factual assertion is true or admissible. A verified pleading based on belief is not automatically equivalent to personal-knowledge summary-judgment evidence. [C046.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
| Rule | Complete material relation |
|---|---|
| 401 | Evidence must tend to affect the probability of a fact and that fact must matter to deciding the action. |
| 402 | Relevant evidence remains subject to other exclusion rules; irrelevant evidence is inadmissible. |
| 403 | The court may exclude relevant evidence when its probative value is substantially outweighed by the specified prejudice, confusion, delay, waste, or cumulative-evidence dangers. |
| 104(b) | Conditional relevance requires sufficient support for the predicate fact; the court may condition admission on later proof. |
| 105 | Proper party/purpose limits remain material. |
| 106 | Fairness may require contemporaneous consideration of the remainder or a related writing/recorded statement. |
[C006–C008.] Rule 106’s published text is not treated as an automatic override of hearsay, privilege, or every other objection. Its relationship to another exclusion rule remains a construction question where material. Idaho Supreme Court+4
Rule 602 requires evidence sufficient to support personal knowledge; the witness’s own testimony can supply that showing. Its express expert-testimony exception refers to Rule 703.
Rule 601 separately addresses competency, including court-found incapacity and the specific unwritten-communication/agreement branch involving claims against an estate. Rule 603 requires an oath or affirmation before testimony. [C009.] Idaho Supreme Court+2
These are not interchangeable:
No person, witness, expertise, incapacity, estate, or recordkeeping practice was examined.
Rule 901 requires sufficient evidence for a finding that the item is what the proponent claims. Its listed methods are examples, not an exhaustive checklist.
Material examples include knowledgeable testimony, nonlitigation-acquired handwriting familiarity, comparison with an authenticated specimen, distinctive characteristics in context, public-office source, and an accurately functioning process or system. Electronic storage does not eliminate that requirement. [C010–C012.] Idaho Supreme Court
The official HTML places public-record wording under Rule 901(b)(6)(B), within the telephone-conversation example, and repeats that wording in (b)(7)(B). The original adoption PDF was inaccessible.
That telephone subbranch is not corrected by assumption or relied on here. The independent general standard and other complete examples remain the basis of this report. [C048.] Idaho Supreme Court
| Category | Material condition |
|---|---|
| Domestic public document | The applicable seal/signature or officer-certification conditions in Rule 902(1)–(2). |
| Foreign public document | Authorized attestation and final-certification chain; the stated opportunity-to-investigate/good-cause alternatives remain. |
| Certified public-record copy | Correct-copy certification by the custodian/authorized person or the specified compliant certificate. |
| Official publication | Must purport to be issued by a public authority. |
| Acknowledged document | Lawfully executed acknowledgment by an authorized officer. |
| Commercial paper | Only to the extent allowed by governing commercial law, which is not completed here. |
| Statutory authenticity presumption | Requires the particular statute or Supreme Court rule. |
| Domestic business record | Rule 902(11)’s qualified certification plus reasonable written pre-hearing/trial notice and inspection opportunity. |
| Foreign business record | Rule 902(12)’s country-of-signing criminal-penalty qualification and incorporated notice conditions. |
[C013–C016.] These categories do not independently establish hearsay admissibility or the truth, legal effect, or enforceability of the contents. Idaho Supreme Court
The business-record certification is a legally qualified declaration, not merely a signature, letterhead, or “certified” label. The records exception’s remaining conditions still matter.
Rule 903 requires a subscribing witness only when the law governing the writing’s validity requires one. That is not a universal demand for—or universal exemption from—such testimony. [C014.] Idaho Supreme Court
Rule 801 defines a statement as an intended human assertion and hearsay by its out-of-court and truth-of-the-assertion conditions. Rule 802 supplies the exclusion rule and its rule-based exceptions.
Rule 801(d)(2) requires an opposing-party use and the applicable party, adoption, authority, employment/agency, or conspiracy predicate. A statement alone does not establish the authority, relationship, or conspiracy specified in the final paragraph. Prior witness statements under subsection (d)(1) have different testimony, cross-examination, and statement conditions. [C017–C018.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
A source-generated number, an automated output, and human-supplied information may present different statement questions. The rule’s definition does not resolve every electronic-data construction issue merely because the material is digital.
Rule 803(6) requires:
| Element | Required relationship |
|---|---|
| Timing/source | Made at or near the relevant time by, or from information transmitted by, someone with knowledge |
| Activity | Kept in the course of a regularly conducted business, organizational, occupational, or other calling, whether for profit or not |
| Practice | Making that record was a regular practice |
| Foundation | Qualified custodian/witness testimony or a compliant Rule 902(11)/(12) certification |
| Trustworthiness | Opponent does not establish the specified source, method, or preparation circumstances indicating untrustworthiness |
The declarant’s availability is not a prerequisite to this exception. [C019–C020.] Idaho Supreme Court
The rule does not expressly declare that a debt purchaser always can—or never can—establish a predecessor’s records. Nor does it state that every foundational witness must have personally participated in every underlying transaction.
The supported conclusion is narrower: the complete foundation and any layered-statement problem must be addressed. Acquisition, storage, reliance, integration, authority, and witness qualification cannot be presumed from a purchaser or custodian label. The applicable judicial construction remains held. [C021.]
| Branch | Source-stated boundary |
|---|---|
| 803(7), absence of business record | The kind of matter must ordinarily be recorded, and the trustworthiness qualification remains. |
| 803(8), public record | The public-office activity, observation, or legally authorized investigation categories have Idaho-specific exclusions, including the stated office-party and special-investigation material. |
| 803(10), absence of public record | Requires a diligent-search showing and the relevant regular-recordkeeping predicate; its criminal notice provision is not a civil deadline. |
| 805, multiple layers | Each hearsay part must satisfy the applicable rule. Filing or certifying an outer record does not automatically cure every embedded statement. |
| 806, declarant credibility | Admission of the specified hearsay or opposing-party statements does not immunize the declarant’s credibility from the rule’s permitted challenge. |
[C022–C024.] A private document filed in a public office does not automatically turn all private assertions into admissible public-office findings. Idaho Supreme Court+2
The published Idaho provisions use at least thirty years, not a federal date cutoff, for their identified ancient-document branches. Authentication still has separate condition and location requirements. Rule 803(24)’s residual exception requires its trustworthiness, materiality, comparative-probativeness, interests-of-justice, and reasonable-notice conditions. Neither branch is applied here. [C025.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
Unavailable-declarant exceptions under Rule 804 and medical-specific Rule 904 were not completed. Their prerequisites cannot be inferred from the absence of a witness or the label of a record.
| Rule | Material relation |
|---|---|
| 1001 | A qualifying accurate, readable output of electronically stored information can be an “original”; a duplicate must accurately reproduce the original. |
| 1002 | Content proof ordinarily requires an original unless a rule or statute provides otherwise. |
| 1003 | Duplicates are generally treated like originals, subject to a genuine authenticity question or unfairness. |
| 1004 | Alternative content proof has separate loss/destruction-without-bad-faith, unavailable-process, opponent-control/notice/nonproduction, or noncontrolling-issue branches. |
| 1005(a) | Public-record copies require otherwise-admissible material and the specified certification or comparison testimony; reasonable-diligence failure is a separate branch. |
| 1007 | The opposing party’s testimony, deposition, or written statement may establish content without accounting for the original. |
| 1008 | Court and jury functions differ for the specified existence, originality, and accurate-content issues. |
[C026–C030.] These provisions do not establish physical possession, chain of assignment, signature validity, or a right to enforce an instrument. Idaho Supreme Court+6
The official-transcript branch in Rule 1005(b) incorporates ICAR 27(d). That definition distinguishes a certified reporter’s transcript from the specified certified transcription of an electronic recording; a raw recording or realtime display is not automatically the official transcript. The incorporated certification-form/current-cross-reference question remains held. [C028.] Idaho Supreme Court
Rule 1006 permits a summary, chart, or calculation for voluminous material that cannot conveniently be examined in court. It requires the originals or duplicates to be available for examination or copying at a reasonable time and place; court production may also be ordered.
A summary does not itself supply a missing foundation, cure hearsay, prove the inputs, or establish an amount owed. Those conclusions follow only through the applicable rules and substantive law, not the summary label. [C029.] Idaho Supreme Court
Rule 201 concerns adjudicative facts not reasonably disputable under its two stated tests. Judicial notice of court-file materials requires identification of the specific items; a timely opportunity to be heard remains. It is not blanket judicial notice that all assertions in a file are true. [C031.] Idaho Supreme Court
Rule 301 ordinarily shifts the burden of producing rebuttal evidence, not the ultimate burden of persuasion, unless the specified law provides otherwise. Rule 302 directs to federal law when federal law supplies the claim or defense’s rule of decision. No substantive presumption or federal claim is applied. Idaho Supreme Court+1
Rule 408 restricts specified compromise material offered to establish a disputed claim’s validity or amount, or for the stated impeachment use. Other permitted purposes and otherwise discoverable evidence remain distinct.
This is an admissibility rule, not a complete mediation privilege, confidentiality guarantee, or discovery prohibition. [C047.] Idaho Supreme Court
| Rule 56 provision | Operative distinction |
|---|---|
| (a) | Grant requires both absence of a genuine material factual dispute and legal entitlement. A claim, defense, or part may be addressed. |
| (c)(1) | Particular record citations or the specified demonstration of evidentiary insufficiency must support factual positions. |
| (c)(2) | Idaho’s objection wording is “not admissible in evidence at the hearing.” A federal “capable of later presentation” formulation is not substituted. |
| (c)(3) | The court need consider cited material only, but may examine other record material. |
| (c)(4) | Personal knowledge, admissible facts, competence, and attached/served sworn or certified referenced papers are required; supplementation is discretionary. |
[C032, C035–C037.] Substantive burden allocation, inference rules, and any bench-trial qualification require judicial construction not undertaken here. isc.idaho.gov
| Provision | Source-stated consequence |
|---|---|
| 56(d) | Specified inability shown by affidavit/declaration permits deferral, denial, additional evidence/discovery time, or another appropriate order. |
| 56(e) | The court may permit correction, treat a fact undisputed for the motion, grant only upon demonstrated entitlement, or otherwise order. Nonresponse is not automatic judgment. |
| 56(f) | An undisputed material fact or relief item may be established for further proceedings without granting everything requested. |
| 56(b)(3) | Good cause permits timing alteration; continuance, costs, fees, and sanctions are discretionary. |
| 56(g) | Bad faith or sole-delay submission, after notice and reasonable response time, requires causally incurred reasonable expenses, including fees; contempt or other sanctions remain discretionary. |
[C039–C043.] None is debt discharge, an automatic fee amount, or a finding that an actual submission was improper. Idaho Supreme Court+1
The published Idaho Rule 56(f) is not a separately authenticated authorization for every federal-style sua-sponte summary-judgment procedure. No absence-of-authority conclusion is made; that distinct inquiry remains held.
The complete source-stated timing appears in the quantity register in Section 10. Rule 7(b)(3)(I) prevents its ordinary motion schedule from replacing a different period supplied by Rule 56. Filing, service, receipt, and hearing dates remain different events. [C033–C034, C044.] Idaho Supreme Court
Rule 5’s later-paper service clauses include mailing completion and qualified written-consent electronic transmission. They do not authenticate initial service, electronic consent, or actual receipt. Rule 2.2’s mail addition applies only to an act due a specified time after service by mail, not mechanically to every hearing-relative interval. Idaho Supreme Court+1
Under Rule 12(d), a qualifying motion becomes a Rule 56 motion if outside material is presented and not excluded; all parties must receive a reasonable opportunity to present pertinent material. Full Rule 12 practice was not rerun. [C045.] Idaho Supreme Court
Rule 2.7 includes a qualifying § 9-1406 declaration within “affidavit.” The reproduced statute requires a subscribed written penalty-of-perjury certification in substantially the statutory form and excludes depositions, office oaths, specified-official oaths, and acknowledgments.
Its current official statutory body remains unverified. No declaration form was constructed. [C038.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
Rule 11.1’s belief-based verification is expressly qualified where personal knowledge is required. Rule 28 was read for its oath-officer and disqualification incorporation, not as a discovery guide. A Rule 902 records certification, a notarized acknowledgment, a verified pleading, and a qualifying affidavit are not automatically the same legal instrument. [C037–C038, C046.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
Rule 2.8’s foreign-declaration route has its own location, exclusions, medium, and prescribed-form requirements. Its appendix form and federal electronic-signature relationship were not completed; no foreign declaration is approved. Idaho Supreme Court
A motion requests relief; an order resolving an evidentiary or factual issue is not necessarily a final judgment. Rule 54(a)–(b) governs separate judgment form and partial-final certification. Rule 58 makes entry a distinct event. No appeal, execution, interest, or collection consequence is determined. [C041.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
All fresh reads occurred October 28, 2026, Pacific time. Short IDs carry the prefix S_ID-P23-.
The tables below reuse document identities. Print and consolidated formats of the same rule are not independent authorities.
| Literal HTTPS URL | Actual observation |
|---|---|
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules/Adoption_of_Newly_Formatted_Idaho_Rules_of_Evidence_07.01.18.pdf | Original-adoption route discovered through ordinary search; 404 |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules/IRCP/03012016-Adoption-Newly-Formatted.pdf | Original civil-rule adoption route discovered through visible historical links; 404 |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/printpdf/1972 | Search-discovered Rule 56 PDF delivery; 404 |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title9/T9CH14/SECT9-1406/ | Fresh ordinary official section attempt restricted |
| API-hosted orders/forms | Not opened |
| Proposed restyled-evidence draft | Search lead only; not adopted text or a correction source |
No failed source proves absence of a rule, protection, amendment, or remedy. No PDF body was recovered from these failed routes.
Issuer/title: Idaho Supreme Court, Idaho Rules of Evidence. Consolidated URL: https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/ire
Status: Official current-published HTML. Individual print pages below were read. Unless limited, the complete rule and displayed footer were inspected.
| Rules | Displayed adoption/amendment/effectiveness |
|---|---|
| Listed rules other than 101, 201, 805 | Adopted March 26, 2018, effective July 1, 2018 |
| Rule 201 | Same baseline; amended January 13, 2021, effective that day |
| Rule 805 | Same baseline; amended effective May 28, 2019 |
| Rule 101 | Adopted January 8, 1985/effective July 1, 1985; amendments June 7, 1993/July 1, 1993; March 1, 2000/July 1, 2000; December 26, 2002/February 1, 2003; March 21, 2007/July 1, 2007; April 4, 2008/July 1, 2008; February 9, 2012/July 1, 2012; amended/effective May 28, 2019 |
These are displayed footers, not an assertion that the original orders were opened. The 2018 search excerpt and proposed draft were not used to repair the Rule 901 anomaly.
Issuer/title: Idaho Supreme Court, Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure. Consolidated URL: https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/ircp
| Literal URL | Actual read bounds |
|---|---|
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/1 | Complete (a)–(c); scope and local-rule boundary only |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/2.2 | Complete computation, extension, exclusions, mail addition |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/2.7 | Complete declaration inclusion |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/2.8 | Complete (a)–(g) and visible comments; no federal electronic-signature outcome; appendix form unopened |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/5 | Complete material service/final-paper filing clauses; fax mechanics inspected but not applied |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/7 | Complete; reliance on motion/order distinction, timing exception, argument and good-cause conditions |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/7.1 | Complete evidence-on-motion clause |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/8 | Complete (a)–(b), relevant (d)–(e); defenses list not developed into merits |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/10 | Complete; reliance on (c) only |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/11 | Complete (a)–(b); sanctions/discovery-exclusion paragraphs visible but not applied |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/11.1 | Complete verification provision |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/12 | Complete (c)–(d), with (b)(6) identified; other response/default merits not rerun |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/28 | Complete (a)–(d); used only for verification’s officer/disqualification incorporation |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/36 | Complete (b)–(d); (a) and (e) inspected but discovery timing/retention/sanctions not adopted |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/54 | Complete (a)–(b)(1) for judgment/partial-final distinction; fee and full appellate branches excluded |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/56 | Complete (a)–(g), including all timing, evidence, relief and sanction clauses; consolidated text also checked |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/58 | Complete judgment-entry clause |
All listed rules display adoption March 1, 2016, effective July 1, 2016. Additional footers read:
| Rule | Additional entries |
|---|---|
| 1 | April 30, 2024/effective same day; September 30, 2024/effective October 1, 2024 |
| 2.2 | September 9, 2016/effective same day |
| 12 | September 9, 2016/effective same day; April 25, 2018/effective July 1, 2018 |
| 54 | April 27, 2016/July 1, 2016; October 6, 2016/March 1, 2017; April 17, 2017/nunc pro tunc March 1, 2017; December 14, 2017/January 1, 2018; April 28, 2021/July 1, 2021 |
The Rule 56 page displays no additional amendment entry beyond its baseline. That is not a comprehensive absence-of-amendment certification.
Issuer/title: Idaho Supreme Court, Small Claims Rule 15. URL: https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/irsca/15
Read: Complete page inspected; substantive reliance confined to (c), (d)(2) and related scope. Footer: March 1, 2016/July 1, 2016; June 30, 2026/July 1, 2026. Limit: No small-claims appeal deadline, fee, jury, or merits rerun.
Issuer/title: Idaho Supreme Court, Idaho Court Administrative Rule 27. URL: https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/icar/27
Read: Complete (d)–(e), including realtime/electronic-recording exclusions; adjacent clauses inspected for context. Footer: March 15, 2004/July 1, 2004; January 3, 2008/March 1, 2008; March 29, 2010/May 1, 2010; September 9, 2016/effective same day. Limit: The incorporated certification form and current Rule 83(g) relationship were not completed. Reporter fees, transcript procurement, and actual recordings were not investigated.
Publisher/title: Justia, 2025 Idaho Code § 9-1406. URL: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-9/chapter-14/section-9-1406/
Read: Complete (1)–(2), including exceptions, generic statutory form, history and disclaimer. Displayed credit: Added 2013, chapter 259, § 1, page 636. Status: Secondary 2025 reproduction. Original act, effective/application clause, and current official body were not recovered. No declaration was populated or drafted.
Issuer/title: Idaho Supreme Court, Recent Amendments. URL: https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/recent-amendments
Read: Statement that amendments are incorporated into the rule text on their effective date; visible index context. Limit: The retrieved page did not provide a completed historical order list. No contact, API, or original-order retrieval through an inaccessible route occurred.
| Literal URL | Status |
|---|---|
| https://isc.idaho.gov/proposals/Proposed_Draft_of_Restyled_Idaho_Rules_of_Evidence.pdf | Proposed-draft search lead only; not opened or used as law |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/printpdf/1964 | Historical-link discovery only |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/printpdf/1976 | Historical-link discovery only |
| API-hosted 2016 adoption PDF appearing in search | Not opened; search text not treated as an original-order read |
Incidental opinion/case results were not investigated, named in the findings, or relied on.
Short IDs carry the prefix S_ID-P23-.
| Claim | Precise proposition | Source/pinpoint | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| C001 | Official current rule text was read; original-order and declaration-statute history remain incomplete. | S001–S007 | O/P/H |
| C002 | Ordinary civil and evidence scope retain their express exclusions. | IRCP 1; IRE 101 | O |
| C003 | Original small claims and de novo appeal are not interchangeable proof contexts. | IRE 101(e)(5); S004(c),(d)(2) | O/H |
| C004 | Allegation, pleading admission, and damages are distinct. | IRCP 8(b) | O |
| C005 | Formal admissions have action-specific effect; an attachment is not admitted merely for lack of verified denial. | IRCP 36(b)–(d), 10(c) | O |
| C006 | Admissibility and weight are separately governed. | IRE 104 | O |
| C007 | Relevance does not eliminate other exclusions or balancing. | IRE 401–403 | O |
| C008 | Conditional relevance, limited purpose, and completeness have separate predicates. | IRE 104(b), 105–106 | O/H |
| C009 | Knowledge, competency, oath, and expert-basis rules are distinct. | IRE 601–603, 703 | O/H |
| C010 | Authentication requires support that the item is what is claimed. | IRE 901(a) | O |
| C011 | Authentication examples are nonexclusive and condition-dependent. | IRE 901(b) | O/H |
| C012 | Electronic format alone does not authenticate content. | IRE 101(f), 901(b)(9), 1001 | O |
| C013 | Public self-authentication removes only the specified authenticity foundation. | IRE 902(1)–(5) | O |
| C014 | Acknowledgment, commercial-paper status, and subscribing-witness requirements depend on their own authority. | IRE 902(8)–(10), 903 | O/H |
| C015 | Domestic records certification requires foundation, penal qualification, notice and inspection. | IRE 902(11) | O |
| C016 | Foreign records certification has separate country/signature and incorporated notice conditions. | IRE 902(12) | O/H |
| C017 | Hearsay depends on statement, declarant and offered purpose. | IRE 801(a)–(c), 802 | O |
| C018 | Opposing-party and prior-witness exclusions require their specified predicates. | IRE 801(d) | O |
| C019 | Regular-activity records require the complete source/time/practice/foundation relation. | IRE 803(6)(A)–(D) | O |
| C020 | The business-record trustworthiness challenge is allocated expressly to the opponent. | IRE 803(6)(E) | O |
| C021 | No categorical predecessor-record rule is certified from status alone. | IRE 803(6), 805, 902(11) | H/construction |
| C022 | Absence-of-record evidence requires its own regular-recordkeeping and search conditions. | IRE 803(7),(10) | O |
| C023 | Idaho public-record exclusions must be retained. | IRE 803(8) | O |
| C024 | Layered statements and declarant credibility remain separately governed. | IRE 805–806 | O |
| C025 | Ancient/residual branches are conditional, not automatic admission. | IRE 901(b)(8), 803(16),(24) | O |
| C026 | Originals, ESI outputs, and duplicates have distinct definitions and exceptions. | IRE 1001–1003 | O |
| C027 | Alternative content proof requires a complete Rule 1004 branch. | IRE 1004 | O |
| C028 | Public-copy and official-transcript provisions retain certification and incorporation limits. | IRE 1005; ICAR 27(d)–(e) | O/H |
| C029 | A summary requires the specified voluminous-material and access predicates. | IRE 1006 | O |
| C030 | Party content-proof and court/jury allocation are separate rules. | IRE 1007–1008 | O |
| C031 | Judicial notice and presumptions do not universally prove disputed records or shift persuasion. | IRE 201, 301–302 | O/H |
| C032 | Summary judgment requires both Rule 56(a) predicates. | IRCP 56(a) | O |
| C033 | Filing eligibility and cutoff are distinct. | Rule 56(b)(1) | O |
| C034 | Hearing-relative service intervals are distinct. | Rule 56(b)(2) | O |
| C035 | Factual positions require rule-compliant support. | Rule 56(c)(1),(3) | O |
| C036 | Idaho hearing-admissibility wording is preserved. | Rule 56(c)(2) | O/H |
| C037 | Affidavit requirements and supplementation differ. | Rule 56(c)(4) | O |
| C038 | Qualifying declarations and belief verification are not identical. | Rules 2.7–2.8, 11.1; § 9-1406 | O/P/H |
| C039 | Unavailable-fact relief is discretionary and predicate-dependent. | Rule 56(d) | O |
| C040 | Defective support does not automatically decide entitlement. | Rule 56(e) | O |
| C041 | Established facts, partial relief, and final judgment differ. | Rule 56(f); Rules 54(a)–(b), 58 | O |
| C042 | Bad-faith consequences require finding, notice, response opportunity, and causal expenses. | Rule 56(g) | O |
| C043 | Timing modification and its consequences are discretionary. | Rule 56(b)(3) | O |
| C044 | Service, filing, receipt, and counting are distinct. | Rules 2.2, 5, 7 | O/H |
| C045 | Accepted outside material can trigger conversion with a reasonable opportunity to respond. | Rule 12(d) | O |
| C046 | Signature and verification do not themselves prove admissible facts. | Rules 11(a)–(b), 11.1; IRE 602 | O |
| C047 | Compromise-use restrictions are not universal confidentiality or exclusion. | IRE 408 | O/H |
| C048 | Published Rule 901(b)(6)(B) contains an unresolved textual anomaly. | S002, both formats | Source issue |
| C049 | Footers and locator statements do not complete original adoption history. | S001–S008 | Provenance limit |
| C050 | No actual evidence or legal outcome was assessed; all previous holds remain. | Research record | Certain |
| Distinction | Required separation | Unresolved application |
|---|---|---|
| Allegation / proof | Procedural statement versus supported evidence | No factual assertion evaluated |
| Pleading admission / Rule 36 admission / party statement | Different procedural and evidentiary effects | No admission or adoption found |
| Authentication / hearsay | Identity of item versus truth-use exception | Neither automatically supplies the other |
| Certification / acknowledgment | Different authority, content, and legal function | No signer or certificate assessed |
| Knowledge / job title | Foundation rather than label | Qualified-witness construction held |
| Business record / public record | Different foundations and exclusions | Filing does not transform private assertions |
| Record / embedded statements | Each truth-use layer requires treatment | No categorical debt-purchaser rule |
| Original / duplicate / readable ESI output | Separate definitions and exceptions | No actual accuracy or authenticity finding |
| Summary / underlying material | Access and foundation remain | No sum or input validated |
| Admissibility / weight | Judicial gatekeeping versus credibility/weight | No comparative evidence assessment |
| Production / persuasion | Civil-presumption rule ordinarily changes only production | Substantive burden law held |
| Summary-judgment record / trial proof | Rule 56 has its own text and posture | No imported federal formulation |
| Nonresponse / judgment | Fact treatment differs from legal entitlement | No automatic result |
| Defective support / bad faith | Curable insufficiency is not itself misconduct | No accusation or finding |
| Partial factual order / final judgment | Rules 56, 54 and 58 have different functions | No appeal or enforcement consequence |
| Signed statement / declaration / affidavit | Formal qualification does not remove knowledge/hearsay requirements | § 9-1406 official currency held |
No financial amount, numerical debt example, actual date, or calendar result is supplied.
| Quantity or relation | Reference event/base | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| After expiration of 21 days | Service of process on adverse party or that party’s appearance | Rule 56(b)(1); separate adverse-motion alternative |
| After service of adverse party’s summary-judgment motion | Alternative filing eligibility | Not a merits finding |
| At least 90 days before trial or within 7 days of trial-setting order, whichever later | Filing cutoff | Court may order otherwise |
| At least 28 / 14 / 7 days before hearing | Motion/support/brief; opposition; reply service | Rule 56 schedule, not Rule 7’s ordinary schedule |
| Good cause | Timing alteration | Court discretion; no actual extension |
| 14 / 7 / 2 days before hearing | General Rule 7 receipt schedule | Not substituted where Rule 56 supplies different limits |
| At least 1 day before hearing | Rule 7 notice denying requested oral argument | Separate from filing/service periods |
| 3 added days | Act due a specified time after service by mail | Not automatically added to a hearing-relative deadline |
| Exclude trigger day; count intermediate days; qualified last-day extension | Rule 2.2 computation | No actual calendar or local order |
| First accessible nonweekend/nonholiday day | Clerk-inaccessibility branch | Unless court otherwise orders |
| Before/after expiration | Extension request | Post-expiration motion additionally requires excusable neglect |
| Filed written stipulation | Time extension | Must not disturb orderly business or court convenience |
| Nonextendable specified rules | Rule 2.2(b)(3) | No Rule 56 exclusion appears in that list; no extension granted here |
| Mailing / transmission / receipt | Rule 5 service methods | Written-consent electronic and known-nonreceipt qualifications |
| Reasonable time after service | Rule 5 filing relation | No universal fixed period inferred |
| At or near the time | Business-record creation | Source knowledge and practice also required |
| Before trial or hearing; reasonable written notice | Rule 902(11)–(12) | Fair opportunity and inspection; no fixed day count |
| Reasonable opportunity plus good cause | Foreign-public-document certification alternative | Not automatic waiver |
| At least 30 years when offered | Rule 901 ancient-authentication example | Condition and location predicates |
| At least 30 years; authenticity established | Rule 803 ancient-statement branch | Separate from authentication alone |
| 14-day / 7-day criminal notice relations | Rule 803(10)(B) | Read as an exclusion boundary; not an ordinary civil deadline |
| Reasonable pre-hearing/trial notice | Residual hearsay branch | Complete trustworthiness/materiality/probativeness conditions |
| Reasonable time and place | Summary underlying-material access | Court may require production |
| Reasonable opportunity | Rule 12 conversion | No fixed period supplied |
| Specified reasons | Rule 56(d) inability showing | Not unsupported assertion of need |
| Notice and reasonable response time | Rule 56(g) | No fixed-day sanction interval |
| Reasonable expenses incurred as a result | Rule 56(g) measure | Causal requirement; no amount or fee calculation |
| Reasonable diligence | Alternative public-record content proof | Does not establish diligence |
| Timely request | Limiting instruction and judicial-notice hearing | No universal fixed time |
| Same action only | Rule 36 admission | Withdrawal/amendment conditions retained |
| March 1 / July 1, 2016 | Civil-rule adoption/effectiveness footers | Original order unavailable |
| March 26 / July 1, 2018 | Evidence-rule adoption/effectiveness footers | Original order unavailable |
| May 28, 2019 | IRE 101/805 displayed amendment effectiveness | Original amendments not recovered |
| January 13, 2021 | IRE 201 displayed amendment/effectiveness | Not all evidence rules’ date |
| 2013, ch.259, §1, p.636 | Declaration statute displayed credit | No original effective date authenticated |
| Unknown | Actual authenticity, source knowledge, trustworthiness, notice, record availability, prejudice, dispute, amount, misconduct | None supplied or inferred |
The Rule 56 timing relations are drawn from the current official text; no filing or service permission is provided. Idaho Supreme Court+2
Unrelied-on discovery response periods, transcript-fee quantities, foreign-form fields, and broader sanction procedures are not adopted into this register.
| Branch | Missing predicate | Supported consequence | Adverse inference to avoid | Exact next generic inquiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B01 — ordinary scope | Correct proceeding category | Ordinary evidence/civil rules may apply | Every civil-looking proceeding has identical proof rules | Governing special-proceeding text |
| B02 — allegation/admission | Applicable pleading or formal-admission condition | Different legal effect | Every allegation or attachment is established evidence | Relevant procedural construction |
| B03 — relevance | Consequential fact and probative connection | Relevance gate | Relevant means automatically admissible | Other applicable exclusions |
| B04 — knowledge | Sufficient personal-knowledge support | Ordinary witness foundation | Custodian title proves every event | Qualified-witness construction |
| B05 — authentication | Item-identity foundation | Rule 901 threshold | Signature, metadata, or format automatically suffices | Applicable authenticating method |
| B06 — self-authentication | Exact category and certification conditions | Extrinsic authenticity evidence unnecessary to that extent | Contents automatically true | Hearsay, originals, substantive law |
| B07 — commercial paper | Governing commercial-law predicates | Possible Rule 902(9) effect | Every debt document is negotiable commercial paper | Complete instrument law |
| B08 — business record | Complete A–D foundation and trustworthiness treatment | Possible hearsay exception | Every routinely stored file qualifies | Rule 803(6) construction |
| B09 — predecessor record | Knowledge transmission, practices, integration, qualified foundation | No categorical result | Purchaser status always permits or forbids proof | Generic judicial construction; no cases investigated |
| B10 — multiple layers | Each asserted layer’s legal treatment | Rule 805 analysis | Outer certification cures embedded statements | Applicable nonhearsay/exception branch |
| B11 — public record | Office function and no applicable exclusion | Possible public-record exception | Filing private material changes its truth status | Exact Rule 803(8) category |
| B12 — absent record | Regular practice/diligent search | Conditional absence proof | Missing search hit proves nonexistence | Complete source and search predicates |
| B13 — electronic material | Accurate process/output and statement analysis | Potential ordinary-rule treatment | Digital form automatically authentic or hearsay-free | Electronic-transactions and construction law |
| B14 — original/duplicate | Correct definition and no exception concern | Content-proof route | Every copy barred or every copy admissible | Rules 1001–1004 application |
| B15 — summary | Voluminous source and inspection conditions | Rule 1006 route | Summary proves its own inputs | Underlying admissibility and proof |
| B16 — judicial notice | Indisputability and specific identified item | Conditional notice | Entire court file conclusively true | Rule 201 construction |
| B17 — summary judgment | Genuine/material/legal predicates | Possible adjudication | Procedural submission proves entitlement | Substantive law and Rule 56 construction |
| B18 — evidentiary form | Idaho admissibility and foundation | Correct Rule 56 treatment | Federal form-conversion language controls | Idaho construction; no federal import |
| B19 — unavailable facts | Specified affidavit/declaration showing | Discretionary relief | Discovery request guarantees delay | Rule 56(d); discovery separately |
| B20 — defective support | Identified deficiency | Possible correction or other order | Nonresponse equals automatic judgment | Rule 56(e) application |
| B21 — bad faith | Required judicial finding, notice and causal expense | Defined consequence | Mistake or defeat alone is bad faith | Complete sanction due process |
| B22 — partial adjudication | Undisputed issue and appropriate order | Limited established fact | Every partial order is final judgment | Rules 54/58; appeal separately |
| B23 — declaration | Proper subscribed declaration and no exclusion | Rule 2.7/statutory relation | Unsworn text or acknowledgment universally substitutes | Official § 9-1406/current history |
| B24 — source anomaly | Original operative 901 text | No telephone-branch result here | Silently correct publication wording | Readable adopted order |
| B25 — special law | Independent scope | Held dependency | State evidence rules prove federal compliance | Authorities below |
| Regime or subject | Required later inquiry |
|---|---|
| Privileges and confidentiality | Applicable IRE Article V privilege, waiver, confidentiality statutes, protective orders, and public-access rules |
| Expert proof | Rules 701–705 and applicable qualification/reliability construction; Rule 703 alone is insufficient |
| Unavailable declarants | Complete Rule 804 and its unavailability, causation, and exception conditions |
| Medical records | Rule 904, statutory privacy and certification requirements, and medical-sector law |
| Debt ownership and capacity | Contract, assignment, authority, licensing, real-party, protected-person, and representation law |
| Instruments and security | UCC negotiability, signatures, enforcement entitlement, title/security, consumer defenses, and relevant sector law |
| Electronic transactions | UETA, E-SIGN, attribution, consent, retention, and digital-signature rules |
| Discovery and sanctions | Rules 26–37, subpoena/deposition/production procedures, and separate Rule 11/37 sanctions |
| Foreign declarations and records | Rule 2.8 appendix form, foreign certification/penalty authority, treaties and applicable foreign law |
| Official transcripts | ICAR 27(d)’s certification form and current Rule 83(g) cross-reference |
| Federal collection/reporting | FDCPA/Regulation F, FCRA, relevant definitions, exclusions, duties and remedies |
| Bankruptcy/military | Applicable stay, discharge, protected-party and service-related law |
| Local/tribal/interstate | Approved local rules, sovereignty, conflicts and jurisdictional requirements |
| Judicial construction | Inferences at summary judgment, bench-trial distinctions, predecessor-record foundation, automation, waiver, trustworthiness, and constitutional notice |
| Original history | Readable original 2016/2018 orders, relevant later amendments, and § 9-1406’s adopted application provisions |
These are precise dependencies, not findings that the regimes are inapplicable.
| Field | Entry |
|---|---|
| Governing proceeding | |
| Authority and edition | |
| Official-current-text status | |
| Allegation/admission category | |
| Fact of consequence | |
| Offered purpose | |
| Personal-knowledge basis | |
| Competency qualification | |
| Authentication method | |
| Self-authentication category | |
| Certification/notice condition | |
| Statement/declarant classification | |
| Hearsay layer | |
| Applicable exclusion or exception | |
| Regular-activity foundation | |
| Trustworthiness issue | |
| Predecessor-record dependency | |
| Original/duplicate category | |
| Summary-source/access condition | |
| Judicial-notice condition | |
| Summary-judgment issue | |
| Record-citation requirement | |
| Evidentiary-form requirement | |
| Affidavit/declaration qualification | |
| Timing/reference event | |
| Unavailable-fact condition | |
| Defective-support provision | |
| Partial-adjudication provision | |
| Sanction predicate | |
| Substantive-law dependency | |
| Unread incorporation | |
| Missing primary authority | |
| Review status |
No field is completed.
| Requested question/subquestion | Disposition | Claims/sources | Exact retained gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 — ordinary rule scope | Official bodies read | C002–C003; S002–S004 | Specialized proceeding application |
| Small claims/de novo distinction | Narrow fresh scope reading | C003 | No small-claims merits rerun |
| Allegations/admissions/proof | Distinguished | C004–C006 | Actual admission or evidence absent |
| Admissibility/weight/substantive entitlement | Distinguished | C006–C008,C032 | Judicial/substantive construction |
| 2 — relevance | Complete material rules | C007–C008 | No fact relevance decided |
| Personal knowledge/competency | Complete material rules | C009 | Expert/estate/protected-party law |
| Authentication examples | Read with anomaly preserved | C010–C012,C048 | Original 901(b)(6)(B) text |
| Self-authentication | Complete Rule 902 | C013–C016 | Officer, commercial-law and foreign-law predicates |
| Electronic form | Source distinctions read | C012,C026 | Automation/attribution construction |
| Public/private record | Distinguished | C013,C023,C028 | No actual record classification |
| 3 — hearsay definition/exclusions | Complete relevant clauses | C017–C018 | Actual purpose/declarant absent |
| Business records | Complete (6)(A)–(E) | C019–C020 | No foundation or trustworthiness finding |
| Predecessor/debt-purchaser records | Explicitly held beyond rule text | C021 | Judicial construction |
| Multiple layers | Complete Rule 805 | C024 | Each actual layer absent |
| Absence/public records | Complete relied-on exceptions | C022–C023 | Statutory duty/source facts |
| Originals/duplicates/summaries | Complete necessary rules | C026–C030 | No content/value proof |
| Ancient/residual exceptions | Conditions retained | C025 | No application |
| 4 — complete Rule 56 | Entire (a)–(g) read | C032–C043; S003 | Original-order history |
| Movant/nonmovant support | Textual duties identified | C032,C035–C037 | Substantive burdens and inference law |
| Admissibility/form distinction | Idaho wording preserved | C036–C038 | No federal formulation imported |
| Motion versus order | Distinguished | C041,C045 | Actual finality absent |
| Failure to respond | Not automatic judgment | C040 | No actual nonresponse |
| Time/counting/service | Registered | C033–C034,C044 | Local orders and actual events |
| Verification/declarations | Rule and provisional statute read | C038,C046 | Official statute/foreign appendix |
| 5 — unavailable facts | Complete branch | C039 | No affidavit or diligence determination |
| Defective support | Complete branch | C040 | No entitlement to correction assumed |
| Partial adjudication | Complete branch and finality interface | C041 | Appeal/enforcement held |
| Bad-faith consequences | Complete Rule 56(g) | C042 | No misconduct or amount |
| Broader sanctions/discovery | Deferred | C050 | Rules 11/37 and discovery methods |
| 6 — privileges/protected persons | Scope and dependencies identified | C009,C050 | Full regime not completed |
| Substantive debt/sector law | Deferred | C021,C050 | No debt-ownership or amount finding |
| Federal/local/tribal/interstate | Exact dependencies | Section 12 | No federal merits conclusion |
| Judicial construction | Expressly open | Section 12 | No cases investigated |
| 7 — literal sources/read bounds | Visible register supplied | Section 7 | Original-order failures preserved |
| Adoption/effectiveness | Footers accurately separated | C049 | No full original-history authentication |
| Current/historical/proposed | Distinguished | S001,S007–S008 | Proposal not treated as law |
| PDF text/pixels | No PDF body recovered | Section 15 | No screenshot/pixel claim |
| Quantities/branches/worksheet | Supplied | Sections 10–13 | No calendar, values, or populated form |
| Prior holds/provenance | Unchanged | C050 | No prior acceptance implied |
| Idaho/dimension4/A066/parent | Not accepted complete | Entire report | Exact remaining dependencies |
| Material | Actual use |
|---|---|
| Official evidence rules | Complete or expressly bounded provisions listed in S002 |
| Official civil rules | Complete Rule 56 and necessary scope, motion, declaration, admission, service, counting, and partial-finality clauses |
| Official small-claims rule | De novo scope only |
| Official transcript rule | Necessary definition and exclusions only |
| Official statute route | Fresh § 9-1406 attempt failed |
| Secondary declaration statute | Complete 2025 body, exceptions, history and disclaimer |
| Original-order searches | Generic adopted-rule searches; ordinary routes failed as recorded |
| Proposed draft/search excerpts | Discovery only; not law or a correction source |
| Cases/opinions/dockets | Incidental results not investigated or relied on |
| Actual records, affidavits, contracts, statements, metadata, signatures, identities | Not requested, opened, constructed, or evaluated |
| Prior saved reports/local metadata | Supplied scope exclusion only; not legal premises |
No PDF body was successfully recovered or analyzed in this pass. The original-order and Rule 56 PDF routes returned 404s. Accordingly:
The principal unresolved matters are:
No actual or invented person, creditor, debtor, account, contract, assignment, custodian, statement, affidavit, record, amount, transaction, or case was supplied or constructed. No admissibility, evidentiary weight, debt validity, liability, misconduct, judgment, or legal outcome was determined.
This is a researcher self-check, not independent review. The component is supported by newly read official rules but remains conditional at the exact source-history, statutory, incorporation, and construction gaps identified above. Earlier findings and holds remain preserved. No Idaho, dimension4, A066, parent, operational, or publication acceptance follows.
END S_ID PASS-23.
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Read the evidence with its boundaries. These are saved research components, including revisions. A scoped coordinator review checks selected evidence; it does not certify every claim, a complete jurisdiction, current law or individual applicability. Dates and access limits remain attached to the records.
These components repair their stated scope. They do not replace every other finding in this research series.
SID bounded rule-pinpoint clarification →Context · Newly read authority · Boundary · 7 data rows
| Context | Newly read authority | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Ordinary civil action | IRCP 1(b); IRE 101(b) | General civil/evidence framework, subject to express exceptions. |
| Original small-claims proceeding | IRCP 1(b); IRE 101(e)(5) | Ordinary civil rules apply only through the special rules; ordinary evidence rules are excluded except privilege. |
| Small-claims de novo appeal | Small-claims Rule 15(c), (d)(2) | A distinct proceeding; civil rules apply subject to that rule and the court’s stated discretion. The initial small-claims exclusion is not transferred automatically. |
| Preliminary admissibility question | IRE 104(a), 101(e)(1) | The court is not bound by evidence rules other than privilege when resolving the specified preliminary questions. |
| Specialized proceedings | IRE 101(d)–(e); IRCP 1(b) | Enumerated criminal, family, juvenile, contempt, medical-treatment, and other qualifications remain separate. |
| Summary judgment | IRCP 56, with necessary incorporated rules | Not a default hearing or an ordinary trial merely conducted on paper. |
| Appeal from a final judgment | Separate appellate rules | Full appellate review and preservation consequences are not completed here. |
Item · Legal effect actually supported · Limit · 7 data rows
| Item | Legal effect actually supported | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Pleaded allegation | Rule 8 supplies pleading and admission/denial consequences. | Pleading a fact is not ordinarily evidence proving it. |
| Failure to deny | Rule 8(b)(6) distinguishes allegations requiring a response, damages allegations, and allegations requiring no response. | The exceptions cannot be omitted. |
| Instrument attached to pleading | Rule 10(c) makes it part of the pleading. | Not automatic authentication, hearsay clearance, or proof of ownership. |
| Failure to make a verified denial of an attachment | Rule 36(c) expressly rejects automatic admission of genuineness, accuracy, or truth on that basis. | Does not decide some other admission or stipulation. |
| Formal Rule 36 admission | Conclusive in the pending action unless withdrawal/amendment is permitted under the stated merits/prejudice conditions. | Not an admission for another proceeding. |
| Evidence admitted for a limited purpose | Rule 105 requires the stated limitation on timely request. | Admission for one purpose is not unrestricted substantive use. |
| Preliminary admissibility ruling | Rule 104 allocates qualification, privilege, and admissibility questions to the court. | Weight and credibility remain distinct under subsection (e). |
Rule · Complete material relation · 6 data rows
| Rule | Complete material relation |
|---|---|
| 401 | Evidence must tend to affect the probability of a fact and that fact must matter to deciding the action. |
| 402 | Relevant evidence remains subject to other exclusion rules; irrelevant evidence is inadmissible. |
| 403 | The court may exclude relevant evidence when its probative value is substantially outweighed by the specified prejudice, confusion, delay, waste, or cumulative-evidence dangers. |
| 104(b) | Conditional relevance requires sufficient support for the predicate fact; the court may condition admission on later proof. |
| 105 | Proper party/purpose limits remain material. |
| 106 | Fairness may require contemporaneous consideration of the remainder or a related writing/recorded statement. |
Category · Material condition · 9 data rows
| Category | Material condition |
|---|---|
| Domestic public document | The applicable seal/signature or officer-certification conditions in Rule 902(1)–(2). |
| Foreign public document | Authorized attestation and final-certification chain; the stated opportunity-to-investigate/good-cause alternatives remain. |
| Certified public-record copy | Correct-copy certification by the custodian/authorized person or the specified compliant certificate. |
| Official publication | Must purport to be issued by a public authority. |
| Acknowledged document | Lawfully executed acknowledgment by an authorized officer. |
| Commercial paper | Only to the extent allowed by governing commercial law, which is not completed here. |
| Statutory authenticity presumption | Requires the particular statute or Supreme Court rule. |
| Domestic business record | Rule 902(11)’s qualified certification plus reasonable written pre-hearing/trial notice and inspection opportunity. |
| Foreign business record | Rule 902(12)’s country-of-signing criminal-penalty qualification and incorporated notice conditions. |
Element · Required relationship · 5 data rows
| Element | Required relationship |
|---|---|
| Timing/source | Made at or near the relevant time by, or from information transmitted by, someone with knowledge |
| Activity | Kept in the course of a regularly conducted business, organizational, occupational, or other calling, whether for profit or not |
| Practice | Making that record was a regular practice |
| Foundation | Qualified custodian/witness testimony or a compliant Rule 902(11)/(12) certification |
| Trustworthiness | Opponent does not establish the specified source, method, or preparation circumstances indicating untrustworthiness |
Branch · Source-stated boundary · 5 data rows
| Branch | Source-stated boundary |
|---|---|
| 803(7), absence of business record | The kind of matter must ordinarily be recorded, and the trustworthiness qualification remains. |
| 803(8), public record | The public-office activity, observation, or legally authorized investigation categories have Idaho-specific exclusions, including the stated office-party and special-investigation material. |
| 803(10), absence of public record | Requires a diligent-search showing and the relevant regular-recordkeeping predicate; its criminal notice provision is not a civil deadline. |
| 805, multiple layers | Each hearsay part must satisfy the applicable rule. Filing or certifying an outer record does not automatically cure every embedded statement. |
| 806, declarant credibility | Admission of the specified hearsay or opposing-party statements does not immunize the declarant’s credibility from the rule’s permitted challenge. |
Rule · Material relation · 7 data rows
| Rule | Material relation |
|---|---|
| 1001 | A qualifying accurate, readable output of electronically stored information can be an “original”; a duplicate must accurately reproduce the original. |
| 1002 | Content proof ordinarily requires an original unless a rule or statute provides otherwise. |
| 1003 | Duplicates are generally treated like originals, subject to a genuine authenticity question or unfairness. |
| 1004 | Alternative content proof has separate loss/destruction-without-bad-faith, unavailable-process, opponent-control/notice/nonproduction, or noncontrolling-issue branches. |
| 1005(a) | Public-record copies require otherwise-admissible material and the specified certification or comparison testimony; reasonable-diligence failure is a separate branch. |
| 1007 | The opposing party’s testimony, deposition, or written statement may establish content without accounting for the original. |
| 1008 | Court and jury functions differ for the specified existence, originality, and accurate-content issues. |
Rule 56 provision · Operative distinction · 5 data rows
| Rule 56 provision | Operative distinction |
|---|---|
| (a) | Grant requires both absence of a genuine material factual dispute and legal entitlement. A claim, defense, or part may be addressed. |
| (c)(1) | Particular record citations or the specified demonstration of evidentiary insufficiency must support factual positions. |
| (c)(2) | Idaho’s objection wording is “not admissible in evidence at the hearing.” A federal “capable of later presentation” formulation is not substituted. |
| (c)(3) | The court need consider cited material only, but may examine other record material. |
| (c)(4) | Personal knowledge, admissible facts, competence, and attached/served sworn or certified referenced papers are required; supplementation is discretionary. |
Provision · Source-stated consequence · 5 data rows
| Provision | Source-stated consequence |
|---|---|
| 56(d) | Specified inability shown by affidavit/declaration permits deferral, denial, additional evidence/discovery time, or another appropriate order. |
| 56(e) | The court may permit correction, treat a fact undisputed for the motion, grant only upon demonstrated entitlement, or otherwise order. Nonresponse is not automatic judgment. |
| 56(f) | An undisputed material fact or relief item may be established for further proceedings without granting everything requested. |
| 56(b)(3) | Good cause permits timing alteration; continuance, costs, fees, and sanctions are discretionary. |
| 56(g) | Bad faith or sole-delay submission, after notice and reasonable response time, requires causally incurred reasonable expenses, including fees; contempt or other sanctions remain discretionary. |
Literal HTTPS URL · Actual observation · 6 data rows
| Literal HTTPS URL | Actual observation |
|---|---|
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules/Adoption_of_Newly_Formatted_Idaho_Rules_of_Evidence_07.01.18.pdf | Original-adoption route discovered through ordinary search; 404 |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules/IRCP/03012016-Adoption-Newly-Formatted.pdf | Original civil-rule adoption route discovered through visible historical links; 404 |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/printpdf/1972 | Search-discovered Rule 56 PDF delivery; 404 |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title9/T9CH14/SECT9-1406/ | Fresh ordinary official section attempt restricted |
| API-hosted orders/forms | Not opened |
| Proposed restyled-evidence draft | Search lead only; not adopted text or a correction source |
Literal URL · Actual read bounds and substantive use · 32 data rows
Rules · Displayed adoption/amendment/effectiveness · 4 data rows
| Rules | Displayed adoption/amendment/effectiveness |
|---|---|
| Listed rules other than 101, 201, 805 | Adopted March 26, 2018, effective July 1, 2018 |
| Rule 201 | Same baseline; amended January 13, 2021, effective that day |
| Rule 805 | Same baseline; amended effective May 28, 2019 |
| Rule 101 | Adopted January 8, 1985/effective July 1, 1985; amendments June 7, 1993/July 1, 1993; March 1, 2000/July 1, 2000; December 26, 2002/February 1, 2003; March 21, 2007/July 1, 2007; April 4, 2008/July 1, 2008; February 9, 2012/July 1, 2012; amended/effective May 28, 2019 |
Literal URL · Actual read bounds · 17 data rows
| Literal URL | Actual read bounds |
|---|---|
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/1 | Complete (a)–(c); scope and local-rule boundary only |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/2.2 | Complete computation, extension, exclusions, mail addition |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/2.7 | Complete declaration inclusion |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/2.8 | Complete (a)–(g) and visible comments; no federal electronic-signature outcome; appendix form unopened |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/5 | Complete material service/final-paper filing clauses; fax mechanics inspected but not applied |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/7 | Complete; reliance on motion/order distinction, timing exception, argument and good-cause conditions |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/7.1 | Complete evidence-on-motion clause |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/8 | Complete (a)–(b), relevant (d)–(e); defenses list not developed into merits |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/10 | Complete; reliance on (c) only |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/11 | Complete (a)–(b); sanctions/discovery-exclusion paragraphs visible but not applied |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/11.1 | Complete verification provision |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/12 | Complete (c)–(d), with (b)(6) identified; other response/default merits not rerun |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/28 | Complete (a)–(d); used only for verification’s officer/disqualification incorporation |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/36 | Complete (b)–(d); (a) and (e) inspected but discovery timing/retention/sanctions not adopted |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/54 | Complete (a)–(b)(1) for judgment/partial-final distinction; fee and full appellate branches excluded |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/56 | Complete (a)–(g), including all timing, evidence, relief and sanction clauses; consolidated text also checked |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/58 | Complete judgment-entry clause |
Rule · Additional entries · 4 data rows
| Rule | Additional entries |
|---|---|
| 1 | April 30, 2024/effective same day; September 30, 2024/effective October 1, 2024 |
| 2.2 | September 9, 2016/effective same day |
| 12 | September 9, 2016/effective same day; April 25, 2018/effective July 1, 2018 |
| 54 | April 27, 2016/July 1, 2016; October 6, 2016/March 1, 2017; April 17, 2017/nunc pro tunc March 1, 2017; December 14, 2017/January 1, 2018; April 28, 2021/July 1, 2021 |
Literal URL · Status · 4 data rows
| Literal URL | Status |
|---|---|
| https://isc.idaho.gov/proposals/Proposed_Draft_of_Restyled_Idaho_Rules_of_Evidence.pdf | Proposed-draft search lead only; not opened or used as law |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/printpdf/1964 | Historical-link discovery only |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/printpdf/1976 | Historical-link discovery only |
| API-hosted 2016 adoption PDF appearing in search | Not opened; search text not treated as an original-order read |
Claim · Precise proposition · Source/pinpoint · 50 data rows
| Claim | Precise proposition | Source/pinpoint | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| C001 | Official current rule text was read; original-order and declaration-statute history remain incomplete. | S001–S007 | O/P/H |
| C002 | Ordinary civil and evidence scope retain their express exclusions. | IRCP 1; IRE 101 | O |
| C003 | Original small claims and de novo appeal are not interchangeable proof contexts. | IRE 101(e)(5); S004(c),(d)(2) | O/H |
| C004 | Allegation, pleading admission, and damages are distinct. | IRCP 8(b) | O |
| C005 | Formal admissions have action-specific effect; an attachment is not admitted merely for lack of verified denial. | IRCP 36(b)–(d), 10(c) | O |
| C006 | Admissibility and weight are separately governed. | IRE 104 | O |
| C007 | Relevance does not eliminate other exclusions or balancing. | IRE 401–403 | O |
| C008 | Conditional relevance, limited purpose, and completeness have separate predicates. | IRE 104(b), 105–106 | O/H |
| C009 | Knowledge, competency, oath, and expert-basis rules are distinct. | IRE 601–603, 703 | O/H |
| C010 | Authentication requires support that the item is what is claimed. | IRE 901(a) | O |
| C011 | Authentication examples are nonexclusive and condition-dependent. | IRE 901(b) | O/H |
| C012 | Electronic format alone does not authenticate content. | IRE 101(f), 901(b)(9), 1001 | O |
| C013 | Public self-authentication removes only the specified authenticity foundation. | IRE 902(1)–(5) | O |
| C014 | Acknowledgment, commercial-paper status, and subscribing-witness requirements depend on their own authority. | IRE 902(8)–(10), 903 | O/H |
| C015 | Domestic records certification requires foundation, penal qualification, notice and inspection. | IRE 902(11) | O |
| C016 | Foreign records certification has separate country/signature and incorporated notice conditions. | IRE 902(12) | O/H |
| C017 | Hearsay depends on statement, declarant and offered purpose. | IRE 801(a)–(c), 802 | O |
| C018 | Opposing-party and prior-witness exclusions require their specified predicates. | IRE 801(d) | O |
| C019 | Regular-activity records require the complete source/time/practice/foundation relation. | IRE 803(6)(A)–(D) | O |
| C020 | The business-record trustworthiness challenge is allocated expressly to the opponent. | IRE 803(6)(E) | O |
| C021 | No categorical predecessor-record rule is certified from status alone. | IRE 803(6), 805, 902(11) | H/construction |
| C022 | Absence-of-record evidence requires its own regular-recordkeeping and search conditions. | IRE 803(7),(10) | O |
| C023 | Idaho public-record exclusions must be retained. | IRE 803(8) | O |
| C024 | Layered statements and declarant credibility remain separately governed. | IRE 805–806 | O |
| C025 | Ancient/residual branches are conditional, not automatic admission. | IRE 901(b)(8), 803(16),(24) | O |
| C026 | Originals, ESI outputs, and duplicates have distinct definitions and exceptions. | IRE 1001–1003 | O |
| C027 | Alternative content proof requires a complete Rule 1004 branch. | IRE 1004 | O |
| C028 | Public-copy and official-transcript provisions retain certification and incorporation limits. | IRE 1005; ICAR 27(d)–(e) | O/H |
| C029 | A summary requires the specified voluminous-material and access predicates. | IRE 1006 | O |
| C030 | Party content-proof and court/jury allocation are separate rules. | IRE 1007–1008 | O |
| C031 | Judicial notice and presumptions do not universally prove disputed records or shift persuasion. | IRE 201, 301–302 | O/H |
| C032 | Summary judgment requires both Rule 56(a) predicates. | IRCP 56(a) | O |
| C033 | Filing eligibility and cutoff are distinct. | Rule 56(b)(1) | O |
| C034 | Hearing-relative service intervals are distinct. | Rule 56(b)(2) | O |
| C035 | Factual positions require rule-compliant support. | Rule 56(c)(1),(3) | O |
| C036 | Idaho hearing-admissibility wording is preserved. | Rule 56(c)(2) | O/H |
| C037 | Affidavit requirements and supplementation differ. | Rule 56(c)(4) | O |
| C038 | Qualifying declarations and belief verification are not identical. | Rules 2.7–2.8, 11.1; § 9-1406 | O/P/H |
| C039 | Unavailable-fact relief is discretionary and predicate-dependent. | Rule 56(d) | O |
| C040 | Defective support does not automatically decide entitlement. | Rule 56(e) | O |
| C041 | Established facts, partial relief, and final judgment differ. | Rule 56(f); Rules 54(a)–(b), 58 | O |
| C042 | Bad-faith consequences require finding, notice, response opportunity, and causal expenses. | Rule 56(g) | O |
| C043 | Timing modification and its consequences are discretionary. | Rule 56(b)(3) | O |
| C044 | Service, filing, receipt, and counting are distinct. | Rules 2.2, 5, 7 | O/H |
| C045 | Accepted outside material can trigger conversion with a reasonable opportunity to respond. | Rule 12(d) | O |
| C046 | Signature and verification do not themselves prove admissible facts. | Rules 11(a)–(b), 11.1; IRE 602 | O |
| C047 | Compromise-use restrictions are not universal confidentiality or exclusion. | IRE 408 | O/H |
| C048 | Published Rule 901(b)(6)(B) contains an unresolved textual anomaly. | S002, both formats | Source issue |
| C049 | Footers and locator statements do not complete original adoption history. | S001–S008 | Provenance limit |
| C050 | No actual evidence or legal outcome was assessed; all previous holds remain. | Research record | Certain |
Distinction · Required separation · Unresolved application · 16 data rows
| Distinction | Required separation | Unresolved application |
|---|---|---|
| Allegation / proof | Procedural statement versus supported evidence | No factual assertion evaluated |
| Pleading admission / Rule 36 admission / party statement | Different procedural and evidentiary effects | No admission or adoption found |
| Authentication / hearsay | Identity of item versus truth-use exception | Neither automatically supplies the other |
| Certification / acknowledgment | Different authority, content, and legal function | No signer or certificate assessed |
| Knowledge / job title | Foundation rather than label | Qualified-witness construction held |
| Business record / public record | Different foundations and exclusions | Filing does not transform private assertions |
| Record / embedded statements | Each truth-use layer requires treatment | No categorical debt-purchaser rule |
| Original / duplicate / readable ESI output | Separate definitions and exceptions | No actual accuracy or authenticity finding |
| Summary / underlying material | Access and foundation remain | No sum or input validated |
| Admissibility / weight | Judicial gatekeeping versus credibility/weight | No comparative evidence assessment |
| Production / persuasion | Civil-presumption rule ordinarily changes only production | Substantive burden law held |
| Summary-judgment record / trial proof | Rule 56 has its own text and posture | No imported federal formulation |
| Nonresponse / judgment | Fact treatment differs from legal entitlement | No automatic result |
| Defective support / bad faith | Curable insufficiency is not itself misconduct | No accusation or finding |
| Partial factual order / final judgment | Rules 56, 54 and 58 have different functions | No appeal or enforcement consequence |
| Signed statement / declaration / affidavit | Formal qualification does not remove knowledge/hearsay requirements | § 9-1406 official currency held |
Quantity or relation · Reference event/base · Qualification · 36 data rows
| Quantity or relation | Reference event/base | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| After expiration of 21 days | Service of process on adverse party or that party’s appearance | Rule 56(b)(1); separate adverse-motion alternative |
| After service of adverse party’s summary-judgment motion | Alternative filing eligibility | Not a merits finding |
| At least 90 days before trial or within 7 days of trial-setting order, whichever later | Filing cutoff | Court may order otherwise |
| At least 28 / 14 / 7 days before hearing | Motion/support/brief; opposition; reply service | Rule 56 schedule, not Rule 7’s ordinary schedule |
| Good cause | Timing alteration | Court discretion; no actual extension |
| 14 / 7 / 2 days before hearing | General Rule 7 receipt schedule | Not substituted where Rule 56 supplies different limits |
| At least 1 day before hearing | Rule 7 notice denying requested oral argument | Separate from filing/service periods |
| 3 added days | Act due a specified time after service by mail | Not automatically added to a hearing-relative deadline |
| Exclude trigger day; count intermediate days; qualified last-day extension | Rule 2.2 computation | No actual calendar or local order |
| First accessible nonweekend/nonholiday day | Clerk-inaccessibility branch | Unless court otherwise orders |
| Before/after expiration | Extension request | Post-expiration motion additionally requires excusable neglect |
| Filed written stipulation | Time extension | Must not disturb orderly business or court convenience |
| Nonextendable specified rules | Rule 2.2(b)(3) | No Rule 56 exclusion appears in that list; no extension granted here |
| Mailing / transmission / receipt | Rule 5 service methods | Written-consent electronic and known-nonreceipt qualifications |
| Reasonable time after service | Rule 5 filing relation | No universal fixed period inferred |
| At or near the time | Business-record creation | Source knowledge and practice also required |
| Before trial or hearing; reasonable written notice | Rule 902(11)–(12) | Fair opportunity and inspection; no fixed day count |
| Reasonable opportunity plus good cause | Foreign-public-document certification alternative | Not automatic waiver |
| At least 30 years when offered | Rule 901 ancient-authentication example | Condition and location predicates |
| At least 30 years; authenticity established | Rule 803 ancient-statement branch | Separate from authentication alone |
| 14-day / 7-day criminal notice relations | Rule 803(10)(B) | Read as an exclusion boundary; not an ordinary civil deadline |
| Reasonable pre-hearing/trial notice | Residual hearsay branch | Complete trustworthiness/materiality/probativeness conditions |
| Reasonable time and place | Summary underlying-material access | Court may require production |
| Reasonable opportunity | Rule 12 conversion | No fixed period supplied |
| Specified reasons | Rule 56(d) inability showing | Not unsupported assertion of need |
| Notice and reasonable response time | Rule 56(g) | No fixed-day sanction interval |
| Reasonable expenses incurred as a result | Rule 56(g) measure | Causal requirement; no amount or fee calculation |
| Reasonable diligence | Alternative public-record content proof | Does not establish diligence |
| Timely request | Limiting instruction and judicial-notice hearing | No universal fixed time |
| Same action only | Rule 36 admission | Withdrawal/amendment conditions retained |
| March 1 / July 1, 2016 | Civil-rule adoption/effectiveness footers | Original order unavailable |
| March 26 / July 1, 2018 | Evidence-rule adoption/effectiveness footers | Original order unavailable |
| May 28, 2019 | IRE 101/805 displayed amendment effectiveness | Original amendments not recovered |
| January 13, 2021 | IRE 201 displayed amendment/effectiveness | Not all evidence rules’ date |
| 2013, ch.259, §1, p.636 | Declaration statute displayed credit | No original effective date authenticated |
| Unknown | Actual authenticity, source knowledge, trustworthiness, notice, record availability, prejudice, dispute, amount, misconduct | None supplied or inferred |
Branch · Missing predicate · Supported consequence · 25 data rows
| Branch | Missing predicate | Supported consequence | Adverse inference to avoid | Exact next generic inquiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B01 — ordinary scope | Correct proceeding category | Ordinary evidence/civil rules may apply | Every civil-looking proceeding has identical proof rules | Governing special-proceeding text |
| B02 — allegation/admission | Applicable pleading or formal-admission condition | Different legal effect | Every allegation or attachment is established evidence | Relevant procedural construction |
| B03 — relevance | Consequential fact and probative connection | Relevance gate | Relevant means automatically admissible | Other applicable exclusions |
| B04 — knowledge | Sufficient personal-knowledge support | Ordinary witness foundation | Custodian title proves every event | Qualified-witness construction |
| B05 — authentication | Item-identity foundation | Rule 901 threshold | Signature, metadata, or format automatically suffices | Applicable authenticating method |
| B06 — self-authentication | Exact category and certification conditions | Extrinsic authenticity evidence unnecessary to that extent | Contents automatically true | Hearsay, originals, substantive law |
| B07 — commercial paper | Governing commercial-law predicates | Possible Rule 902(9) effect | Every debt document is negotiable commercial paper | Complete instrument law |
| B08 — business record | Complete A–D foundation and trustworthiness treatment | Possible hearsay exception | Every routinely stored file qualifies | Rule 803(6) construction |
| B09 — predecessor record | Knowledge transmission, practices, integration, qualified foundation | No categorical result | Purchaser status always permits or forbids proof | Generic judicial construction; no cases investigated |
| B10 — multiple layers | Each asserted layer’s legal treatment | Rule 805 analysis | Outer certification cures embedded statements | Applicable nonhearsay/exception branch |
| B11 — public record | Office function and no applicable exclusion | Possible public-record exception | Filing private material changes its truth status | Exact Rule 803(8) category |
| B12 — absent record | Regular practice/diligent search | Conditional absence proof | Missing search hit proves nonexistence | Complete source and search predicates |
| B13 — electronic material | Accurate process/output and statement analysis | Potential ordinary-rule treatment | Digital form automatically authentic or hearsay-free | Electronic-transactions and construction law |
| B14 — original/duplicate | Correct definition and no exception concern | Content-proof route | Every copy barred or every copy admissible | Rules 1001–1004 application |
| B15 — summary | Voluminous source and inspection conditions | Rule 1006 route | Summary proves its own inputs | Underlying admissibility and proof |
| B16 — judicial notice | Indisputability and specific identified item | Conditional notice | Entire court file conclusively true | Rule 201 construction |
| B17 — summary judgment | Genuine/material/legal predicates | Possible adjudication | Procedural submission proves entitlement | Substantive law and Rule 56 construction |
| B18 — evidentiary form | Idaho admissibility and foundation | Correct Rule 56 treatment | Federal form-conversion language controls | Idaho construction; no federal import |
| B19 — unavailable facts | Specified affidavit/declaration showing | Discretionary relief | Discovery request guarantees delay | Rule 56(d); discovery separately |
| B20 — defective support | Identified deficiency | Possible correction or other order | Nonresponse equals automatic judgment | Rule 56(e) application |
| B21 — bad faith | Required judicial finding, notice and causal expense | Defined consequence | Mistake or defeat alone is bad faith | Complete sanction due process |
| B22 — partial adjudication | Undisputed issue and appropriate order | Limited established fact | Every partial order is final judgment | Rules 54/58; appeal separately |
| B23 — declaration | Proper subscribed declaration and no exclusion | Rule 2.7/statutory relation | Unsworn text or acknowledgment universally substitutes | Official § 9-1406/current history |
| B24 — source anomaly | Original operative 901 text | No telephone-branch result here | Silently correct publication wording | Readable adopted order |
| B25 — special law | Independent scope | Held dependency | State evidence rules prove federal compliance | Authorities below |
Regime or subject · Required later inquiry · 15 data rows
| Regime or subject | Required later inquiry |
|---|---|
| Privileges and confidentiality | Applicable IRE Article V privilege, waiver, confidentiality statutes, protective orders, and public-access rules |
| Expert proof | Rules 701–705 and applicable qualification/reliability construction; Rule 703 alone is insufficient |
| Unavailable declarants | Complete Rule 804 and its unavailability, causation, and exception conditions |
| Medical records | Rule 904, statutory privacy and certification requirements, and medical-sector law |
| Debt ownership and capacity | Contract, assignment, authority, licensing, real-party, protected-person, and representation law |
| Instruments and security | UCC negotiability, signatures, enforcement entitlement, title/security, consumer defenses, and relevant sector law |
| Electronic transactions | UETA, E-SIGN, attribution, consent, retention, and digital-signature rules |
| Discovery and sanctions | Rules 26–37, subpoena/deposition/production procedures, and separate Rule 11/37 sanctions |
| Foreign declarations and records | Rule 2.8 appendix form, foreign certification/penalty authority, treaties and applicable foreign law |
| Official transcripts | ICAR 27(d)’s certification form and current Rule 83(g) cross-reference |
| Federal collection/reporting | FDCPA/Regulation F, FCRA, relevant definitions, exclusions, duties and remedies |
| Bankruptcy/military | Applicable stay, discharge, protected-party and service-related law |
| Local/tribal/interstate | Approved local rules, sovereignty, conflicts and jurisdictional requirements |
| Judicial construction | Inferences at summary judgment, bench-trial distinctions, predecessor-record foundation, automation, waiver, trustworthiness, and constitutional notice |
| Original history | Readable original 2016/2018 orders, relevant later amendments, and § 9-1406’s adopted application provisions |
Field · Entry · 33 data rows
| Field | Entry |
|---|---|
| Governing proceeding | |
| Authority and edition | |
| Official-current-text status | |
| Allegation/admission category | |
| Fact of consequence | |
| Offered purpose | |
| Personal-knowledge basis | |
| Competency qualification | |
| Authentication method | |
| Self-authentication category | |
| Certification/notice condition | |
| Statement/declarant classification | |
| Hearsay layer | |
| Applicable exclusion or exception | |
| Regular-activity foundation | |
| Trustworthiness issue | |
| Predecessor-record dependency | |
| Original/duplicate category | |
| Summary-source/access condition | |
| Judicial-notice condition | |
| Summary-judgment issue | |
| Record-citation requirement | |
| Evidentiary-form requirement | |
| Affidavit/declaration qualification | |
| Timing/reference event | |
| Unavailable-fact condition | |
| Defective-support provision | |
| Partial-adjudication provision | |
| Sanction predicate | |
| Substantive-law dependency | |
| Unread incorporation | |
| Missing primary authority | |
| Review status |
Requested question/subquestion · Disposition · Claims/sources · 40 data rows
| Requested question/subquestion | Disposition | Claims/sources | Exact retained gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 — ordinary rule scope | Official bodies read | C002–C003; S002–S004 | Specialized proceeding application |
| Small claims/de novo distinction | Narrow fresh scope reading | C003 | No small-claims merits rerun |
| Allegations/admissions/proof | Distinguished | C004–C006 | Actual admission or evidence absent |
| Admissibility/weight/substantive entitlement | Distinguished | C006–C008,C032 | Judicial/substantive construction |
| 2 — relevance | Complete material rules | C007–C008 | No fact relevance decided |
| Personal knowledge/competency | Complete material rules | C009 | Expert/estate/protected-party law |
| Authentication examples | Read with anomaly preserved | C010–C012,C048 | Original 901(b)(6)(B) text |
| Self-authentication | Complete Rule 902 | C013–C016 | Officer, commercial-law and foreign-law predicates |
| Electronic form | Source distinctions read | C012,C026 | Automation/attribution construction |
| Public/private record | Distinguished | C013,C023,C028 | No actual record classification |
| 3 — hearsay definition/exclusions | Complete relevant clauses | C017–C018 | Actual purpose/declarant absent |
| Business records | Complete (6)(A)–(E) | C019–C020 | No foundation or trustworthiness finding |
| Predecessor/debt-purchaser records | Explicitly held beyond rule text | C021 | Judicial construction |
| Multiple layers | Complete Rule 805 | C024 | Each actual layer absent |
| Absence/public records | Complete relied-on exceptions | C022–C023 | Statutory duty/source facts |
| Originals/duplicates/summaries | Complete necessary rules | C026–C030 | No content/value proof |
| Ancient/residual exceptions | Conditions retained | C025 | No application |
| 4 — complete Rule 56 | Entire (a)–(g) read | C032–C043; S003 | Original-order history |
| Movant/nonmovant support | Textual duties identified | C032,C035–C037 | Substantive burdens and inference law |
| Admissibility/form distinction | Idaho wording preserved | C036–C038 | No federal formulation imported |
| Motion versus order | Distinguished | C041,C045 | Actual finality absent |
| Failure to respond | Not automatic judgment | C040 | No actual nonresponse |
| Time/counting/service | Registered | C033–C034,C044 | Local orders and actual events |
| Verification/declarations | Rule and provisional statute read | C038,C046 | Official statute/foreign appendix |
| 5 — unavailable facts | Complete branch | C039 | No affidavit or diligence determination |
| Defective support | Complete branch | C040 | No entitlement to correction assumed |
| Partial adjudication | Complete branch and finality interface | C041 | Appeal/enforcement held |
| Bad-faith consequences | Complete Rule 56(g) | C042 | No misconduct or amount |
| Broader sanctions/discovery | Deferred | C050 | Rules 11/37 and discovery methods |
| 6 — privileges/protected persons | Scope and dependencies identified | C009,C050 | Full regime not completed |
| Substantive debt/sector law | Deferred | C021,C050 | No debt-ownership or amount finding |
| Federal/local/tribal/interstate | Exact dependencies | Section 12 | No federal merits conclusion |
| Judicial construction | Expressly open | Section 12 | No cases investigated |
| 7 — literal sources/read bounds | Visible register supplied | Section 7 | Original-order failures preserved |
| Adoption/effectiveness | Footers accurately separated | C049 | No full original-history authentication |
| Current/historical/proposed | Distinguished | S001,S007–S008 | Proposal not treated as law |
| PDF text/pixels | No PDF body recovered | Section 15 | No screenshot/pixel claim |
| Quantities/branches/worksheet | Supplied | Sections 10–13 | No calendar, values, or populated form |
| Prior holds/provenance | Unchanged | C050 | No prior acceptance implied |
| Idaho/dimension4/A066/parent | Not accepted complete | Entire report | Exact remaining dependencies |
Material · Actual use · 11 data rows
| Material | Actual use |
|---|---|
| Official evidence rules | Complete or expressly bounded provisions listed in S002 |
| Official civil rules | Complete Rule 56 and necessary scope, motion, declaration, admission, service, counting, and partial-finality clauses |
| Official small-claims rule | De novo scope only |
| Official transcript rule | Necessary definition and exclusions only |
| Official statute route | Fresh § 9-1406 attempt failed |
| Secondary declaration statute | Complete 2025 body, exceptions, history and disclaimer |
| Original-order searches | Generic adopted-rule searches; ordinary routes failed as recorded |
| Proposed draft/search excerpts | Discovery only; not law or a correction source |
| Cases/opinions/dockets | Incidental results not investigated or relied on |
| Actual records, affidavits, contracts, statements, metadata, signatures, identities | Not requested, opened, constructed, or evaluated |
| Prior saved reports/local metadata | Supplied scope exclusion only; not legal premises |
Read the evidence with its boundaries. These are saved research components, including revisions. A scoped coordinator review checks selected evidence; it does not certify every claim, a complete jurisdiction, current law or individual applicability. Dates and access limits remain attached to the records.
These components repair their stated scope. They do not replace every other finding in this research series.
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Recorded check status: whole report read selected current official rule aspects compared all history construction application holds preserved
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Recorded check status: whole report read selected current official rule aspects compared all history construction application holds preserved
Recorded check status: whole report read selected current official rule aspects compared all history construction application holds preserved
Keep the source version, actual read extent and jurisdiction with the proposition. A link or researcher access claim is not a substitute for an operative primary passage.
Recorded check status: not reopened historical failure secondary or discovery only preserved
Recorded check status: fresh current published all32listed evidence rule bodies and footers read
Recorded check status: fresh current published all17listed civil rule bodies read selected merits checked
Recorded check status: fresh current smallclaims de novo scope checked
Recorded check status: fresh current official transcript definition and exclusions checked
Recorded check status: not reopened historical failure secondary or discovery only preserved
Recorded check status: fresh amendment locator statement only checked
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The saved component-level coverage record keeps answered, partial, blank and unresolved branches distinct. A coverage label is not acceptance of a whole subject or jurisdiction.
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Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
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scoped review complete with source history statutory incorporation construction application holds
Inside: 1. Corrected sentence · 2. Source and read-status register · Document identity
Inside: Displayed history—not an original-order audit · Original claim retained · 3.1 Without-cause branches
Inside: 1. Replacement history rows · 2. Replacement quantity row · 3. Source and usage register
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Inside: Replacement quantity row · Source and traceability patch · Read log and preserved gaps
Inside: Controlling result · 1. How Idaho defines and classifies the relevant conduct · 1.1 The statutory classification is functional
Inside: 1. Stable reference aliases · 1.1 Immutable P1 source identities · 1.2 Exact inline-reference replacements
Inside: Bottom-line disposition · A1. C004 — credit-repair definition and exclusions · Substantive disposition
Inside: Current-source limitation · 1. Which models Idaho’s account and funds provisions reach · 1.1 Section 26-2233 uses an actual-custody trigger
Inside: Principal findings · 3.1 Necessary actor and relationship boundaries · 3.2 Collection agency–creditor-client contracts
Inside: 1. Principal findings · Status key · 2.1 General contracts and accounts
Inside: Evidence status · 1.1 Earnings, disposable earnings, and the proceeding being regulated · Earnings versus other property
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Different proceedings and legal objects · 1.2 Prejudgment attachment is not ordinary postjudgment collection
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Different legal questions must remain separate · 1.2 Roles and consumer categories
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Trust deed, mortgage, title, and obligation · 1.2 Property and acreage predicates
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Actor and authority comparison · 1.2 Idaho extraordinary collection action is a defined category
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Product and actor matrix · 1.2 Territorial and exemption qualifications
Inside: 1.1 Replacement for P9 § 4.5 · 1.2 Disposition and collection are separate clauses · Effective/application status
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Instrument, debt, property, and possession · 1.2 Judicially foreclosed trust deeds
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Distinct legal objects · 1.2 Actor and property categories
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Actor and service distinctions
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Product and actor distinctions · 1.2 Territorial and exemption conditions
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Legal-category comparison · 1.2 Chapter 36 exclusions
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Execution, exemption, ownership, and debt are different questions · 1.2 Individual, dependent, and residence predicates
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Product and actor comparison · 1.2 Idaho nexus and exclusions
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Distinct court questions
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Small claims is a distinct procedural route
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Ordinary discovery versus other proceedings
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Procedural posture matters
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 2.1 Interest categories and controlling events
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 2.1 Constitutional and statutory framework
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Reuse versus new evidence
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Reuse versus new evidence
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Reuse versus new work
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Reuse versus new work
Inside: Evidence disposition · 1.1 Assessment, levy, bill, delinquency, and lien are different · 1.2 Property categories
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