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SID bounded rule-pinpoint clarification →Fresh public-source access date: October 28, 2026, America/Los_Angeles.
Scope: The new judgment-interest component, remaining official-source and amendment-history gaps for the previously distinguished judgment clocks, and narrow recording, payment, satisfaction, and release interfaces.
The official Treasurer’s published rate notice and the necessary official current-published civil rules were recovered and read. The notice identifies the rate for its stated annual judgment-entry period; it is not applied to any judgment here.
The attempted official statutory and session-law routes were inaccessible. Current statutory findings therefore remain provisional readings of the identified 2025 reproductions. Legislative mirrors clarify the sequence of amendments, but do not close the final-official-enactment or application-chain gaps.
The reviewed P6 clock distinctions and P14 Rule 58.1 finding are retained. No earlier raw finding, source identity, historical access record, or hold is overwritten.
The published rate-setting mechanism is annual, but the reproduced judgment-interest clause selects the base rate in effect at judgment entry. Annual publication is not textual authority to reset every existing judgment each July. Renewal, amended judgments, separately awarded fees, and special judgments require further analysis before selecting a rate. [C002–C008.] Justia Law+1
The Treasurer’s FY2027 notice states an 8.875% legal rate for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. Its displayed base and addition are recorded as source quantities—not independently recalculated from a live market yield. [C004.] Idaho State Treasurer's Office
The history audit recovered materially different 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 texts. The 2018 text introduces the renewal-order/original-date/priority/action-period language; the 2019 text adds an order-of-renewal reference to execution availability. Those are different changes, not one universal “judgment expires” rule. [C010–C017.] LegiScan+1
Section 10-1115 supplies a statutory clerk-payment route distinct from creditor-filed satisfaction and a general Rule 67 deposit. Its amount-due, county-record, and court-determined-recipient conditions remain essential. Partial payment, disputed allocation, interest cessation, and refusal remedies are not resolved by assuming full satisfaction. [C024–C031.] Justia Law+1
Labels used below:
| Reviewed item | What is retained | Fresh P26 evidence | What is not closed |
|---|---|---|---|
| P6 C026–C030, associated S002, S007–S011, B16–B17 | Action on judgment, execution, original lien, and renewal were distinguished provisionally. | Relevant 2025 section bodies reread; 2015–2019 legislative texts examined by version. | Final official acts, full application chain, and motion-versus-order construction. |
| P6 2015 transition limitation | Earlier transition hold remains. | Later-stage 2015 S1069 engrossed text contains a July 1, 2015 application clause. | That mirror is not final-act authentication or a ruling on a particular legacy judgment. |
| P6 2016 introduced/final-history gap | Remains explicit. | Complete introduced S1362 and reported passage history read. | Introduced text cannot be promoted to the final session law. |
| P14 C049–C050 satisfaction interface | Reviewed Rule 58.1 full-payment filing/recording finding remains supported. | Only its indispensable interface was freshly checked against § 10-1115, Rules 25, 67, and 70. | Special-bank, recording-formality, partial-payment, assignment, and remedial dependencies. |
| P14 foreclosure-redemption interest | Remains held. | No substitution of § 28-22-104(2) for the separate redemption incorporation. | Full redemption-interest authority. |
| P19 property/exemption findings | Not used as premises. | Section 10-1110’s nonexempt-real-property language read only for the new lien boundary. | No homestead, ownership, levy, or priority conclusion. |
| P22 current judgment rate | No prior rate finding reused. | Official current notice recovered. | No rate selected for an actual judgment. |
| P25 form/entry discussion | Not used as an unreviewed premise. | Rules 54(a), 58, and necessary filing language read narrowly for new interest and recording events. | Full trial, appeal, stay, or judgment-lifecycle coverage. |
| C033/C035 and other prior holds | Unchanged. | No new provider-access or checklist investigation. | No implied closure. |
The supplied context identifies the P6 claim/source group, not each claim’s complete individual wording or source mapping. This report does not invent more granular old-ID assignments.
| Category | Newly read source relationship | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Contractual/nonjudgment interest | Section 28-22-104(1) begins with the absence of an express written contract fixing a different rate and lists six money-due categories. | Not a universal contractual-rate validation or prejudgment award. |
| Prejudgment interest | The subsection may be relevant, but claim-specific entitlement, ascertainability, and accrual construction are not supplied by a rate label alone. | No prejudgment period or amount determined. |
| Money due on a judgment | Subsection (2) states the legal rate as five percentage points plus the base in effect at entry. | Competent-court/tribunal scope does not resolve federal or special-regime overrides. |
| Annual rate announcement | Treasurer determines and announces the rate for the succeeding twelve-month judgment cohort. | Publication date and actual judgment-entry date are different. |
| Approved costs and attorney fees | Rule 54(d)(1)(F) adds the specified approved costs/fees to the judgment; Rule 58 does not delay entry for taxation of costs. | Their particular interest-start date, amendment relation, and rate are not established by those clauses alone. |
| Renewal order | Section 10-1111 preserves the original judgment date while assigning other consequences to the renewal order. | No automatic new interest rate or capitalization rule is inferred. |
| General court deposit | Rule 67 governs court-authorized deposits and withdrawal. | Deposit alone is not declared full satisfaction or automatic cessation of interest. |
| Special categories | Federal judgments, support, restitution, taxes, public entities, mortgages and redemption may have independent law. | No universal rate or exception inferred. |
[C002–C009.] Justia Law+3
The recovered 2025 text literally states “twelve cents (12¢) on the hundred by the year.” Its categories concern express-contract money, money after due, loans, retained money belonging to another, settled mutual-account balances, and open accounts after three months from the last item.
The wording is preserved. It is not silently converted to a different percentage, and the original amendments and current official body remain held. [C006.] Justia Law
The statute reproduction and official Treasurer materials describe:
| Element | Source-stated structure |
|---|---|
| Rate component | Five percentage points plus the entry-date base |
| Base source | Weekly average U.S. Treasury yield adjusted to a constant one-year maturity |
| Reference publication | Second week of June |
| Rounding | Upward to the nearest one-eighth percentage point |
| Annual determination | July 1 |
| Application period | Succeeding twelve months for judgments declared in that period |
| Day-count basis | A 365-day year |
[C002–C005.] No Treasury series, live yield, average, rounding operation, or dollar interest was retrieved or computed. Justia Law+1
The “base in effect at entry” clause and the annual-cohort language support a distinction between setting rates annually for new judgments and repricing every existing judgment annually. They do not, without more authority, decide interest on a renewed, amended, replaced, or partly reversed judgment. [C003, C008.]
| Field | Official notice states |
|---|---|
| Instrument | Idaho State Treasurer legal-rate notice, FY2027 |
| Effective period | July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027 |
| Published base | 3.875% |
| Stated addition | 5.000% |
| Published legal rate | 8.875% |
| Source relationship | Notice cites the statutory annual-setting structure |
| Application here | None; instrument and period only |
[C004; S002, printed page 1/PDF index 0.] This is not a prediction of future law or a determination that every judgment outstanding during the notice period bears that rate. Idaho State Treasurer's Office+1
The statute’s 365-day provision does not itself supply a complete rule for:
The official 2010 calculation sheet provides a basic method, but it is dated guidance and does not resolve those legal questions. Its printed numerical example was not adopted or recalculated. [C007–C008, C034.] Idaho Court Assistance Office+1
| Existing distinction | Freshly read wording relevant to the remaining gap | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Action upon judgment | Section 5-215 states an eleven-year period for its judgment/decree category. | P; underlying accrual and legacy application remain outside this update. |
| Execution availability | Section 11-101 now includes entry or order of renewal, with special-category and stay qualifications. | P; the 2019 mirror explains the added renewal wording. |
| Original judgment lien | Section 10-1110 separates recording-based attachment from duration measured from judgment date. | P; no actual lien or expiry. |
| Renewal | Section 10-1111 uses an unsatisfied judgment, a motion, entry of a renewal order, recording, and the stated consequences. | P; not automatic renewal. |
| Original date/collection priority | The reproduced renewal clause preserves both while restarting the referenced action period. | P; not a complete competing-lien priority rule. |
[C015–C021.] This table records the new source check; it does not replace P6’s complete provisional clock matrix. Justia Law+3
| Instrument/version actually read | Material change visible | Effective/application evidence actually recovered | Remaining gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 S1069, later engrossed version, “As Amended, As Amended, As Amended in the House” | Changes ordinary execution and lien periods from five to ten years; action-on-judgment period from six to eleven; also contains separate nonmoney and mechanic-lien amendments. | § 6, printed p. 3/index 2: on/after July 1, 2015; applies only to judgments issued on/after that date by a competent court. Reported history identifies chapter 278. | Final official act and harmonization with separate 2015 chapter 139 not recovered. Nonmoney/mechanic-lien merits excluded. |
| 2016 S1362, introduced | Changes the ordinary renewal-lien period from five to ten years in the displayed version. | § 2, p. 1/index 0: emergency passage/approval language; retroactive to July 1, 2015 and limited to judgments issued on/after that date. Reported chapter 269. | Introduced text is not the authenticated final act. |
| 2017 S1092, introduced | Changes the ordinary renewal reference to the date of the renewed judgment. | § 2, p. 1/index 0: passage/approval emergency clause; secondary history reports chapter 177, effective March 27, 2017. | Final official act and interaction with earlier application limits remain held. |
| 2018 S1225, introduced | Adds renewal by entry of an order, “established or continued” lien language, original-date/collection-priority preservation, and the new action-period consequence. | Read one-page body has no separate effective/application clause. Secondary history reports chapter 284 and July 1, 2018. | Metadata is not an adopted effective/savings clause. |
| 2019 S1119, introduced | Adds “or order of renewal” to § 11-101. | Read one-page body has no separate effective/application clause. Secondary history reports chapter 175 and July 1, 2019. | Final act and transition/application construction remain held. |
| Earlier and intervening credits | Sections list additional 1995, 2011, and other changes. | Displayed code histories only. | Complete original chain not recovered. |
| Interest history | § 28-22-104 lists 1987, 1995, and 1996 amendments among older credits. | Histories read; no final original interest-amendment body recovered. | Historical fixed/variable rate and application questions remain open. |
[C010–C015, C033.] The 2015 later-stage version is distinguished from an earlier engrossed search lead. It is not claimed to be an enrolled or final official session law. LegiScan+4
The following remain held:
| Question | Why the recovered evidence is insufficient |
|---|---|
| Which period governs a particular pre-July 2015 judgment or later renewal | Final original application chain and construction remain incomplete. |
| Whether timely filing of a motion suffices when the renewal order is entered later | The statute ties renewal to entry of an order and uses the pre-expiration condition, but the motion/order timing construction was not resolved. |
| Whether an unrecorded judgment fits every renewal-lien branch | The text refers to the lien created by § 10-1110; no case construction was researched. |
| Whether a lapse can be cured or priority revived | No automatic lapse-cure rule is inferred. |
| Maximum number of renewals | No universal count is supplied; each statutory predicate remains material. |
| Interest rate after renewal | The original-date clause is not independently converted into a completed interest holding. |
| Court power to extend a statutory period | No ordinary motion-extension rule is imported into these statutory clocks. |
| Full effect of a stay | The statute’s stay language is retained, without computing tolling, suspension, or an adjusted endpoint. |
[C021.] The dated renewal guide’s shorthand is not used to resolve these questions. Justia Law+1
For the new interest and lien questions, Rule 58 was reread because “entry” selects the interest reference event, while § 10-1110 uses a different recording event.
Rule 58 makes the prescribed filing or clerk’s filing stamp the entry event and says the judgment is not effective before entry. Rule 54(a) separately addresses the judgment document and amended judgment. Neither makes recorder filing automatic. [C009.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
| Event | Narrow consequence |
|---|---|
| Judgment entered in court | Rule 58 effectiveness; statutory interest-reference event may become relevant. |
| Certified judgment transcript/abstract recorded | Section 10-1110’s lien-creation event, subject to its predicates. |
| Recorder endorsement/indexing | Section 31-2410 requires received-time endorsement, indexing, and recording as of receipt. |
| Renewal order entered | The specified renewal effects; not proof of recording in any county. |
| Satisfaction filed in court | Court-record duty under Rule 58.1 after full payment. |
| Satisfaction recorded | Separate county-record effect; not assumed from court filing alone. |
The reproduced § 10-1110 concerns a certified transcript or abstract of a qualifying Idaho-rendered judgment/decree of a state or U.S. court whose enforcement has not been stayed as provided by law.
The lien attaches from recording, not before, to the judgment debtor’s nonexempt real property in that county, then owned or acquired before lien expiration. Its ordinary duration text runs from the judgment date, not a fresh full term from recording. Satisfaction and stay language remain express qualifications. [C018.] Justia Law
No foreign-judgment registration, federal judgment-interest override, actual ownership, exemption, county, or property reach is determined. Family/support and restitution branches were read as exclusions but not developed.
Section 10-1111 says the order renewing judgment may be recorded in the same manner as the original. The resulting lien is described as established or continued from the order-date relation.
That wording does not establish:
[C019–C021.] Justia Law+1
| Provision | Supported interface | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| § 31-2402(1)(a), (f), (o) | Identifies recordable judgment-related instruments and other writings authorized by law, with the stated fee condition. | Not every self-created paper is recordable. |
| § 31-2402(2) | Permits the described refusal of an unauthorized document following the specified consultation; listed categories are authorized and must be recorded under the provision. | Its no-liability sentence is not universal recorder immunity. |
| § 31-2407 | Certified final judgments affecting title or possession are recordable in the stated county setting. | Not a separate universal money-judgment lien rule. |
| § 55-802 | Clerk-authenticated judgments affecting title or possession may be recorded without acknowledgment or further proof. | Not an acknowledgment exemption for every privately signed satisfaction or release. |
| § 31-2410 | Records year, month, day, hour and minute of receipt and recording order. | Timestamp does not itself adjudicate priority, validity, or ownership. |
[C022–C023.] Satisfaction-instrument acknowledgment, electronic-recording, fee, and full indexing requirements remain dependencies where indispensable. Justia Law+3
The supported P14 finding is preserved: upon full payment, the judgment-favored party must file a satisfaction in the entering court and record it in every county where the judgment or abstract is recorded. It must be signed by that party or the party’s attorney.
The fresh read was limited to confirming that interface. The rule supplies no numeric filing period, no general partial-satisfaction procedure, and no automatic damages amount. [C027.] Idaho Supreme Court
| Stage | Generic actor and consequence |
|---|---|
| Qualifying payment | A person against whom a money judgment exists, or interested in property subject to its lien, may pay the amount due to the rendering court’s clerk. |
| Rendering-court/county records | Clerk then releases and satisfies the judgment on the stated records. |
| Other county | A certified release/satisfaction copy may be recorded there; the statute then specifies the other clerk’s record action. |
| Money custody | Unless earlier delivered to the court-determined entitled person, the clerk transfers it to the county treasurer. |
| Receipts | Treasurer provides duplicate receipts: one with case papers, one retained by clerk. |
| Disbursement | Payment to the recipient depends on the rendering court’s determination by order. |
[C024–C026.] The statute is additional to other satisfaction law or rules. It does not determine the amount due, the entitled recipient, or that a disputed or partial payment satisfies the judgment. Justia Law
| Situation | Supported result or hold |
|---|---|
| Full payment under Rule 58.1 | Triggers the reviewed filing/recording duty. |
| Payment of amount due under § 10-1115 | Triggers that statute’s clerk/county/custody mechanism. |
| Partial payment | No universal allocation order or mandatory partial-release instrument was authenticated in these clauses. |
| General Rule 67 deposit | Requires notice and court leave, or the specified motion/order branch; withdrawal is governed by court direction or statute. |
| Tender not accepted | No universal rule stopping judgment interest was authenticated. |
| Private compromise or contract release | Separate substantive agreement, authority, and consideration/effect questions remain. |
| Vacatur, reversal, bankruptcy discharge | Distinct legal events, not synonyms for satisfaction. |
| Expiry of one remedy or lien | Not automatically a paid debt, satisfaction entry, release instrument, or universal discharge. |
[C028–C029, C032.] Idaho Supreme Court+2
Rule 25(c) permits continuation by or against the original party after transfer unless the court orders substitution or joinder. Rule 25(e) permits substitution at the specified stages, including after judgment.
This is procedural authority, not proof that an assignment exists, that a proposed recipient owns the judgment, or that a particular person can sign a binding satisfaction. Rule 58.1’s signer language and § 10-1115’s court-determined recipient are retained separately. [C030.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
Death, incapacity, estate succession, public-officer replacement, agency, special-bank administration, and substantive assignment law are not completed.
Rule 70(a) applies when a judgment requires a specific act and the party fails within the specified time. It permits the court to have another appointed person perform the act at that party’s expense, with the stated legal effect. Rule 70(e) identifies a possible contempt-motion basis for failure to comply with a judgment.
Those predicates cannot be replaced by a mere allegation that payment was made. The provisions do not create an automatic penalty, fee award, contempt finding, or release upon an informal request. [C031.] Idaho Supreme Court
No complete independent statutory damages action for refusal to acknowledge satisfaction was authenticated. Full Rule 60, contempt, sanctions, immunity, bond, and attorney-fee regimes remain held.
| Fresh rule use | New lifecycle question requiring it | Limit preserved |
|---|---|---|
| Rule 54(a)–(b)(1) | Separate judgment, amended judgment, and finality versus rate/recording events | No trial/post-trial rerun; Appendix B partial-final form not completed |
| Rule 54(d)(1)(F), (e)(5), (7) | Addition of approved fees/costs versus their unresolved interest commencement | No fee entitlement, amount, or full fee procedure |
| Rule 58 | Meaning of entry for interest and statutory clocks | No universal amended-judgment restart rule |
| Rule 5(d) | Rule 58’s filing incorporation | Read only for filing relation; no operational fax/e-filing instruction |
| Rule 58.1 | Interface with the new clerk-payment statute | Reviewed P14 finding retained, not counted as wholly new coverage |
| Rule 25(c), (e), (a)(3) | Postjudgment transfer/substitution versus satisfaction authority | Service mechanics and substantive assignment remain held |
| Rule 67 | Court deposit versus statutory satisfaction | No automatic interest cessation or discharge |
| Rule 70(a), (e) | Failure to perform a specifically ordered release/document act | Other title/possession/writ branches excluded |
[C009, C027–C031.] No general computation or additional-mail-time rule was imported into the statutory years or “prior to expiration” language. No last-day, tolling, extension, or notice-based restart was calculated.
All fresh reads occurred October 28, 2026, Pacific time. Short IDs carry the prefix S_ID-P26-.
Issuer/title: Idaho State Treasurer, Legal Rate of Interest. Literal URL: https://www.sto.idaho.gov/Banking/Legal-Rate-of-Interest
Read: Current annual-setting explanation, current FY2027 row, and actual notice link. Historical rows were not used to choose or reconstruct a judgment rate.
Status: Official current webpage; annual notice explanation, not a statutory enactment. Limit: A webpage update is not the effective date of § 28-22-104.
Issuer/title: Idaho State Treasurer, Legal Rate of Interest—FY2027. Literal URL: https://www.sto.idaho.gov/Portals/0/Postcard%20front%20FY2027.pdf
Read/pixels: Complete one-page notice, printed page 1/PDF index 0. Effective period stated: July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027. Published quantities: 3.875% base; 5.000% addition; 8.875% legal rate. Limit: No separate issue date was authenticated; no live yield retrieved; no rate applied to a judgment. This notice and S001 are related official publication evidence, not two independent enactments.
Publisher/edition: Justia, 2025 Idaho Code. Status: Secondary, with currentness disclaimers. Complete listed bodies and displayed histories were read.
| Literal HTTPS URL | Actual read/use | Displayed source credits |
|---|---|---|
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-22/section-28-22-104/ | Complete (1)–(2); interest categories and annual mechanism | 1879 p.7 §4; amendments through 1996 ch.94 §1 p.280, including 1987 ch.278 §7 p.579 and 1995 ch.304 §1 p.1053 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-215/ | Complete; action-on-judgment branch only, mesne profits excluded | C.C.P.1881 §155 and recodifications; 2015 ch.278 §3 p.1137 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-11/chapter-1/section-11-101/ | Complete; ordinary execution and special-category exclusions | 1941 ch.24 §1 p.48; 1995 ch.264 §4 p.847; 2010 ch.34 §1 p.65; 2015 ch.139 §2 p.343; 2015 ch.278 §1 p.1137; 2019 ch.175 §1 p.567 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-10/chapter-11/section-10-1110/ | Complete; ordinary recording/lien conditions; special branches not applied | Added 1929 ch.51 §3 p.70; amendments 1955, 1963, 1995, 1998, 2011; 2015 ch.139 §1 p.343; 2015 ch.278 §4 p.1138 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-10/chapter-11/section-10-1111/ | Complete (1)–(2); ordinary branch relied on | Added1978 ch.115 §1 p.266; 1995 ch.264 §3 p.847; 2011 ch.104 §3 p.268; 2016 ch.269 §1 p.724; 2017 ch.177 §1 p.407; 2018 ch.284 §1 p.672 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-10/chapter-11/section-10-1115/ | Complete statutory satisfaction/custody provision | 1955 ch.4 §1 p.6 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-31/chapter-24/section-31-2402/ | Complete (1)–(2); judgment/authorized-document and refusal branches relied on | 1863 p.475 §70 and recodifications; amendments through 2021 ch.167 §1 p.470 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-31/chapter-24/section-31-2407/ | Complete judgment-affecting-land provision | R.S.2027 and recodifications; 1986 ch.220 §26 p.583; 1989 ch.90 §3 p.212 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-31/chapter-24/section-31-2410/ | Complete endorsement/recording-order provision | 1863 p.475 §74 and recodifications; 1988 ch.5 §1 p.5; 2005 ch.243 §5 p.760 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-55/chapter-8/section-55-802/ | Complete clerk-authenticated judgment provision | R.S.2991; R.C./C.L.3150; C.S.5414; I.C.A.54-802 |
These section deliveries are one secondary publication family, not independent confirmation of current law. Full original histories and incorporated special regimes remain incomplete.
Issuer/title: Idaho Supreme Court, Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure.
| Literal HTTPS URL | Actual read bounds |
|---|---|
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/54 | Complete (a), (b)(1), (d)(1)(F), (e)(5), (e)(7); adjacent text not used for a full fee/trial report |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/58 | Complete entry rule |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/5 | Complete (d) filing provisions; service merits not rerun |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/58.1 | Complete (a)–(b), solely for preserved P14/new-statutory interface |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/25 | Complete body inspected; substantive reliance on (c), (e), and (a)(3) incorporation |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/67 | Complete (a)–(c) |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/70 | Complete (a)–(e) inspected; substantive reliance on (a), (e) only |
Displayed credits: Adopted March 1, 2016, effective July 1, 2016. Rule 54 additionally displays amendments dated April 27, 2016; October 6, 2016; April 17, 2017; December 14, 2017; and April 28, 2021, with their displayed effective dates, including July 1, 2021.
Limit: Original API-hosted orders were not opened. Current publication is not a complete original-order or no-later-amendment audit.
Read: Complete material §§ 1–4 and 6; § 5 was inspected as a separate mechanic-lien amendment and not applied. Pixels: Printed pages 1–3/PDF indices 0–2. Version: Later engrossed text, amended three times in the House as captioned. Application pinpoint: § 6, printed page 3/index 2, lines 1–3. Reported history: Chapter 278, signed April 6, 2015. Limit: Not the final official session law. The earlier engrossed search lead was not substituted for this version.
Read/pixels: Complete §§ 1–2, printed page 1/index 0. Application pinpoint: § 2, lines 22–26. Reported history: Chapter 269, March 30, 2016; reported retroactive July 1, 2015 limitation. Limit: Introduced text and secondary reported history, not final-act authentication.
Read/pixels: Complete §§ 1–2, printed page 1/index 0. Effective-clause pinpoint: § 2, lines 23–25. Reported history: Chapter 177, effective March 27, 2017. Limit: The 2025-labeled research page was used only to locate the 2017 instrument, not as a 2025 amendment. Final official act remains held.
A secondary status page was also opened: https://trackbill.com/bill/idaho-senate-bill-1092-renewal-of-judgments-lien/1389867/
Only generic bill status was used; individual roll-call information was not investigated or relied on.
Read/pixels: Complete one-page § 1, printed page 1/index 0. Reported history: Chapter 284, March 26, 2018; July 1, 2018 effectiveness in status metadata. Limit: The read bill body contains no separate effective/application clause. Final official text and savings/transitional rules remain held.
Read/pixels: Complete one-page § 1, printed page 1/index 0. Reported history: Chapter 175, March 22, 2019; July 1, 2019 effectiveness in metadata. Limit: No separate effective/application clause appears in the read one-page body; final official act not recovered.
Issuer/title: Idaho Court Assistance Office, A Basic Method for Calculating Interest on a Judgment, CAO Cv Instruction 10-1. URL: https://courtselfhelp.idaho.gov/docs/forms/CAO_Cv_Instr_10-1.pdf
Revision: April 26, 2010. Read/pixels: Selected generic method/date, printed page 1/index 0. Limit: The page contains a printed numerical example. It was not used, reproduced, or recalculated. The document is not a complete current compounding, allocation, or amended-judgment authority.
Issuer/title: Idaho Court Assistance Office, Instructions: How to Renew a Civil Judgment. URL: https://courtselfhelp.idaho.gov/docs/forms/CAO_Cv_Inst_10-2.pdf
Revision: August 1, 2018. Read/pixels: Selected generic legal summary and date, printed page 1/index 0. Limit: The page contains a sample caption; it was excluded from the findings. The guidance does not authenticate final enactments or resolve motion-filing versus order-entry timing.
Official locator used: https://courtselfhelp.idaho.gov/Forms/civil
Issuer/title: Library of Congress, Guide to Law Online: U.S. Idaho—Legislative. URL: https://guides.loc.gov/law-us-idaho/legislative
Read: Generic official-session-law locator and link. Displayed update: October 20, 2026. Limit: Locator only. Its linked official archive failed; no session-law body was recovered.
| Literal URL | Actual result |
|---|---|
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title28/T28CH22/SECT28-22-104/ | Official route denied/inaccessible |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title10/T10CH11/SECT10-1110/ | Official section delivery failed |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title5/T5CH2/SECT5-215/ | Official section delivery failed |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title11/T11CH1/SECT11-101/ | Official section delivery failed |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2018/legislation/S1225/ | Actual linked official legislative route restricted |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/sessionlaws/ | Actual Library of Congress-linked official archive failed |
| https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/S1092/2017 | Secondary status route failed; different text landing page succeeded |
| API-hosted original court orders | Not opened; no fresh failure claimed |
Chapter indexes for Title 10, chapter 11, Title 31, chapter 24, and Title 55, chapter 8 were navigation only. An index omission was not used as proof of repeal or absence.
Short IDs carry the prefix S_ID-P26-.
| Claim | Precise proposition | Source/pinpoint | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| C001 | Official notice/rules were recovered; current statutes and final enactment chain remain incomplete. | S001–S013 | O/P/L/H |
| C002 | Judgment-rate setting uses the specified annual base, rounding, and addition. | S001–S003 §28-22-104(2) | O/P |
| C003 | Entry-date selection differs from annually repricing all outstanding judgments. | §28-22-104(2); S001 | P/O |
| C004 | FY2027 notice states its period and 8.875% rate, without application here. | S002 | O |
| C005 | The statutory day-year basis is 365 days. | §28-22-104(2) | P |
| C006 | Subsection(1)’s contract/money-due categories and literal rate wording are separate from judgment interest. | §28-22-104(1) | P/H |
| C007 | No universal compounding, allocation, or tender-stop rule was authenticated. | S003,S010 | H |
| C008 | Fee/cost addition and renewal do not alone resolve their interest-start/rate consequences. | Rule54; §10-1111 | O/P/H |
| C009 | Entry, amended entry, and recorder filing are distinct events. | Rules54(a),58,5(d); §10-1110 | O/P |
| C010 | The read2015later engrossed text contains a specific post-July2015application clause. | S005§6 | L |
| C011 | The read2016introduced text contains retroactive/application language but is not the final act. | S006§2 | L/H |
| C012 | The2017mirror changes the renewal-date reference and contains an emergency clause. | S007 | L |
| C013 | The2018mirror supplies renewal-order/original-date/priority/action-period language. | S008 | L |
| C014 | The2019mirror adds the renewal-order reference to execution availability. | S009 | L |
| C015 | P6’s provisional distinctions remain; final original/current application gaps are not closed. | Reuse matrix; S003,S005–S009 | H |
| C016 | The reread action provision remains distinct from execution and lien duration. | §5-215 | P; no accrual rerun |
| C017 | Execution text includes entry/order of renewal and preserves stay/special-category qualifications. | §11-101 | P |
| C018 | Original lien attachment, geographic reach, and duration use different events. | §10-1110 | P |
| C019 | Ordinary renewal remains conditional on an unsatisfied judgment and the statutory motion/order structure. | §10-1111(1) | P/H |
| C020 | Recording, preserved original date/collection priority, and restarted action period are distinct renewal effects. | §10-1111(1) | P/H |
| C021 | Timely-motion/order, lapse, unrecorded-judgment, and competing-priority questions remain held. | S003,S008,S011 | H |
| C022 | Recordability, clerk certification, receipt endorsement, and title consequences differ. | §§31-2402,2407,2410;55-802 | P |
| C023 | Recorder refusal protection is conditional, not blanket immunity. | §31-2402(2) | P |
| C024 | Section10-1115permits a defined payer to pay amount due to the rendering clerk. | §10-1115 first paragraph | P |
| C025 | That statute distinguishes rendering-county records from other-county recording/release. | §10-1115 first paragraph | P |
| C026 | Custody, duplicate receipts, and recipient entitlement follow the statutory court/treasurer mechanism. | §10-1115 remaining paragraphs | P |
| C027 | Reviewed Rule58.1full-payment filing, recording, and signature finding is retained. | S004 Rule58.1 | O/reuse |
| C028 | Partial payment and disputed allocation do not automatically establish full satisfaction or a complete release. | Rules58.1,67; §10-1115 | O/P/H |
| C029 | Rule67deposit is not automatically statutory satisfaction or interest cessation. | Rule67 | O/H |
| C030 | Substitution after transfer does not prove substantive ownership or release-signing authority. | Rule25(c),(e) | O/H |
| C031 | Specific-act enforcement requires its own judgment/failure predicates. | Rule70(a),(e) | O/H |
| C032 | Satisfaction, lien release, expiry, vacatur, reversal, and debt discharge are not interchangeable. | Read authorities/scope limits | H |
| C033 | Displayed histories and reported bill passage do not authenticate the complete original chain. | S003,S005–S009 | Provenance |
| C034 | Dated court guides support only their selected generic guidance, not complete current-law findings. | S010–S011 | G |
| C035 | No actual judgment, property, payment, rate selection, renewal or release was determined; prior holds remain. | Research record | Certain |
No financial input, market-yield retrieval, substituted value, dollar calculation, actual date sequence, or calendar result is supplied.
| Quantity/relation | Legal base or reference event | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Five percentage points | Addition to statutory judgment base | Not a universal contractual interest rate |
| One-year constant maturity | Treasury reference category | No yield retrieved |
| Second week of June | Published source period | No independent average calculated |
| Round up to nearest one-eighth percentage point | Base-rate rounding | Not nearest-rounding by assumption |
| July 1 annually | Treasurer determination/announcement | Different from actual judgment entry |
| Succeeding twelve months | Rate cohort | Not automatic annual reset of existing judgments |
| 365-day year | Statutory calculation basis | No compounding or payment allocation inferred |
| 3.875% / 5.000% / 8.875% | Published FY2027 notice | Source quantities only |
| July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027 | Official notice’s effective period | No actual rate selection |
| Literal “12¢ on the hundred by the year” | Reproduced subsection(1) | Not numerically normalized |
| Three months after last item | Subsection(1) open-account category | Not general judgment accrual |
| Eleven years | Reread §5-215judgment-action text | P6classification retained; transition/accrual held |
| Ten years after entry or renewal order | Reread ordinary §11-101branch | Stay/special-category qualifications |
| From recording, not before | §10-1110lien attachment | County and property predicates |
| Ten years from judgment date | Reproduced ordinary original-lien period | Not ten fresh years from recording |
| Prior to expiration; unless satisfied | §10-1111renewal condition | Motion-versus-order construction held |
| Ten years from renewal-order date | Reproduced renewed-lien relation | Recording and application questions remain |
| Original judgment date retained | §10-1111 | Does not independently decide renewed interest |
| Referenced action period begins anew | §10-1111/§5-215 | No actual new deadline |
| July1,2015and judgments issued on/after | S1069§6 | Legislative mirror, not final-act certification |
| Retroactive July1,2015and same judgment-date limitation | Introduced S1362§2 | Final original held |
| Passage and approval | Introduced S1092emergency clause | Reported March27,2017status separate |
| July1,2018 / July1,2019 | Reported S1225/S1119effective dates | Not clauses in the read one-page bodies |
| Immediately / without delay | Recorder statutory duties | No actual compliance finding or invented day count |
| Year, month, day, hour, minute | Recorder receipt endorsement | Not automatic priority adjudication |
| Full payment | Rule58.1trigger | No specified numerical filing period |
| Amount due paid to rendering clerk | §10-1115trigger | Not assumed equal to face amount or partial tender |
| “Thereupon” | Statutory record satisfaction | No added numerical deadline |
| Duplicate receipts | Treasurer-to-clerk documentation | One case-paper receipt and one clerk-retained receipt |
| “At any time” | Court-ordered recipient disbursement under §10-1115 | Entitlement still requires the court determination |
| All or part | Rule67deposit scope | Does not equate partial deposit with full satisfaction |
| Time specified in a specific-act judgment | Rule70failure predicate | No universal cure period |
| March1/July1,2016 | Civil-rule footer baseline | Original orders unopened |
| April26,2010 / August1,2018 | Guidance revisions | Not current statutory effectiveness |
| Unknown | Actual entry, recording, renewal, payment, allocation, satisfaction, stay, ownership, priority, special status | None supplied or inferred |
The special support, restitution, nonmoney, and mechanic-lien periods visible in read sources were not adopted as ordinary-money-judgment findings.
| Branch | Missing predicate | Supported consequence | Adverse inference to avoid | Next generic inquiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B01—judgment interest | Qualifying judgment and governing law | Entry-cohort mechanism may apply | Current annual rate applies to every judgment | Official §104 and special law |
| B02—contract/prejudgment | Valid contract/rate and claim-specific entitlement | Separate subsection(1) inquiry | Contract rate automatically overrides postjudgment law | Official text and construction |
| B03—annual notice | Correct legally relevant entry period | Published instrument identified | Annual notice reprices all old judgments | Applicable event analysis |
| B04—amended/renewed judgment | Nature and legal effect of later instrument | No automatic rate reset determined | Every later order creates new interest base | Current law/judicial construction |
| B05—fees/costs | Lawful award, addition and entry | Rule54addition relation | All fees earn retroactive interest | Exact interest-start authority |
| B06—partial payment | Lawful allocation and amount remaining | No full-satisfaction finding | Any payment ends all interest | Payment-credit/cessation authority |
| B07—legacy clock | Applicable final transition chain | Prior provisional distinction remains | Mirror proves every old/new period | Final2015/2016acts and harmonization |
| B08—renewal | Unsatisfied judgment and statutory timing/order conditions | Conditional renewal structure | Motion alone automatically renews | Motion/order construction |
| B09—lien recording | Certified qualifying instrument and nonexempt property interest | County-specific lien route | Court entry alone attaches statewide lien | Official recording/statutory law |
| B10—renewal priority | Valid recorded interest and applicable law | Preserved collection-priority language | Universal superiority over competing interests | Priority/lapse law |
| B11—recording refusal | Authorized/unauthorized-document conditions | Defined recorder duty/protection | Blanket immunity or blanket recordability | Exact recording formalities |
| B12—clerk payment | Amount due and qualifying payer | §10-1115route | Disputed partial deposit is full satisfaction | Amount/entitlement determination law |
| B13—other county | Prior recording and proper certified release | Separate county-record action | Origin-county filing updates every county | Recording/release requirements |
| B14—recipient | Court-determined entitlement | Custody/disbursement mechanism | Possession of an assignment label proves ownership | Substantive assignment/capacity |
| B15—general deposit | Notice, leave/order, authorized withdrawal | Rule67mechanism | Deposit automatically stops interest | Exact cessation law |
| B16—refusal to sign | Specific enforceable duty/order and noncompliance | Possible Rule70interface | Automatic contempt, damages or fee award | Full remedy/contempt authority |
| B17—expiry | Applicable remedy and period | Particular legal consequence only | Expiry equals paid debt or recorded release | Discharge/satisfaction distinction |
| B18—special regimes | Independent scope | Held dependency | Ordinary state rule controls all judgments | Exact authorities below |
| B19—source currency | Official body and adopted application chain | Gap may close | No search result means no later amendment | Ordinary official publication recovery |
| Separate regime | Required generic authority |
|---|---|
| Federal judgments | 28 U.S.C. §1961 and necessary scope/application/compounding provisions; state notice does not settle federal interest |
| Bankruptcy | 11 U.S.C. §§362,524 and applicable judgment, lien, discharge and avoidance provisions |
| Military | Applicable SCRA and state military provisions affecting proceedings or enforcement |
| Support/restitution | §§5-245,19-5305 and complete related law; no ordinary-period substitution |
| Tax/public/agency judgments | Specific interest, recording, priority, collection and satisfaction statutes |
| Special-bank administration | Exact bank/receiver/agency release and authority provisions preserved from the P14 hold |
| Foreign/interstate judgments | Registration, full faith and credit, enforcement, interest choice, and release law |
| Mortgages/redemption/secured debt | Separate interest, reconveyance, satisfaction, priority, and foreclosure provisions; P14 redemption-interest hold remains |
| Property/exemptions | Ownership, nonexempt interest, homestead, co-ownership and execution law; P19 not used as a premise |
| Payment/assignment/capacity | Allocation, tender, compromise, authority, assignment, estate and representative law |
| Recording formalities | Acknowledgment of satisfaction instruments, indexing, electronic recording, fees, and certified-copy requirements |
| Remedies | Full contempt, sanctions, damages, immunity, fee entitlement, Rule60 and appeal/stay law |
| Current history | Final official acts, later amendments, savings/transition clauses, and original court orders |
These are dependencies, not affirmative findings of applicability or exemption.
| Field | Entry |
|---|---|
| Governing judgment category | |
| Authority and edition | |
| Official-current-text status | |
| Interest type | |
| Rate-setting instrument | |
| Applicable legal reference event | |
| Rate-period provision | |
| Compounding dependency | |
| Payment-allocation dependency | |
| Fee/cost-interest dependency | |
| Action/execution/lien distinction | |
| Transition/application source | |
| Renewal predicate | |
| Motion/order timing question | |
| Recording predicate | |
| Geographic/property scope | |
| Priority dependency | |
| Full/partial payment category | |
| Satisfaction route | |
| Authorized signer/recipient | |
| Other-county release provision | |
| Court-deposit distinction | |
| Refusal/remedy predicate | |
| Special-regime dependency | |
| Missing original authority | |
| Review status |
No field is completed.
| Requested issue | Disposition | Claims/sources | Exact remaining gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1—judgment-interest provision | Complete reproduced statute and official rate materials read | C002–C008; S001–S003 | Current official statute/original amendments |
| Contract/prejudgment/postjudgment distinction | Preserved | C006–C008 | Contract entitlement and rate construction |
| Rate base/addition/rounding/frequency | Authenticated to official notice and provisional statute | C002–C005 | No live-source calculation |
| Entry versus annual reset | Textual distinction supported | C003 | Amended/renewed/special judgments |
| Fees/costs | Addition interface read | C008–C009 | Particular interest commencement/base |
| Simple/compound/payment credit | Bounded guidance; no universal result | C007,C034 | Complete operative authority |
| Annual notice | Official FY2027instrument read visually | C004; S002 | No actual rate selected |
| 2—remaining clock history | Targeted new evidence, not whole P6rerun | C010–C017 | Final adopted chain |
| 2015/2016application | Exact mirror clauses read | S005–S006 | Final official acts and legacy application |
| 2017/2018intervening changes | Recovered and distinguished | S007–S008 | Final official texts/transition |
| 2019execution amendment | Complete mirror read | S009 | Final official act/application |
| Motion/order and unsatisfied predicate | Read; construction held | C019–C021 | No automatic renewal or deadline result |
| 3—entry/docket/recording | Distinct events identified | C009,C018,C022 | Actual instrument/recording facts absent |
| Property/geography | Narrow §1110scope read | C018 | Exemptions/ownership not rerun |
| Renewal recording/priority | Conditional text retained | C020–C021 | Competing-priority/lapse/unrecorded issues |
| Recording authentication/refusal | Necessary clauses read | C022–C023 | Full satisfaction formalities |
| 4—reviewed Rule58.1 | Retained; narrow interface checked | C027 | No whole new satisfaction claim |
| Statutory clerk payment | New complete provision read | C024–C026 | Official currency/amount due |
| Partial/full satisfaction | Distinguished | C028 | Allocation/partial-release authority |
| Assignment/capacity | Narrow Rule25interface | C030 | Substantive ownership/signature power |
| Refusal/failure/court authority | Rule70conditional branch | C031 | Full damages/contempt/fee law |
| Release versus discharge/expiry | Distinguished | C032 | No actual legal effect |
| 5—entry/form/finality | Fresh minimal necessary reading | C009 | No trial/post-trial rerun |
| Notice/computation | No unnecessary procedural expansion | Quantity register | Statutory count/extension/construction held |
| Special regimes | Exact dependencies | Section11 | No positive federal/special outcome |
| 6—sources/history/read bounds | Visible register supplied | Section7 | Official failures explicit |
| Primary versus mirror/secondary | Preserved | C001,C033–C034 | No guide or metadata upgrade |
| Quantities/branches/worksheet | Complete within relied-on scope | Sections9–12 | No inputs/calculations |
| Prior findings and holds | Unchanged | C035 | No earlier source gap closed by implication |
| Idaho/dimension4/6/A066/parent | Not accepted complete | Entire report | Recorded remaining dependencies |
| Material | Actual use |
|---|---|
| Official Treasurer page and notice | Complete current rate-instrument relationship; no market-yield retrieval |
| Official civil rules | Narrow entry, approved-cost addition, preserved satisfaction, substitution, deposit and specific-act enforcement interfaces |
| Official Idaho statute routes | Fresh failures recorded |
| Official session-law archive | Followed actual Library of Congress link; failed |
| Secondary statutes | Complete listed bodies/histories, kept provisional |
| 2015–2019 legislation | Actual versioned text and generic status/history; no final-act claim |
| Currentness searches | Generic 2025/2026 queries for the relevant section numbers and amendment topics |
| Dated court instructions | Selected generic legal text/date only; examples and sample caption excluded |
| Case/opinion results | Incidental search results were not opened, investigated, or relied on |
| Actual judgments, counties, property, title, parties, accounts, payments, assignments | Not searched or inspected |
| Earlier local review files or saved reports | Supplied scope/reuse descriptions only; no inspection claim |
The final currentness search set included official-focused queries for 2026 §28-22-104, 2026 §10-1111, 2025 §10-1110, and §10-1115 satisfaction. Failure to recover a later amendment is not a no-change finding.
| Document | Read bounds | Pixels inspected |
|---|---|---|
| Treasurer FY2027 notice | Complete instrument | Printed1/index0 |
| 2015 S1069later engrossed text | Material §§1–4,6; other subject distinguished | Printed1–3/indices0–2 |
| 2016 S1362introduced | Complete §§1–2 | Printed1/index0 |
| 2017 S1092introduced | Complete §§1–2 | Printed1/index0 |
| 2018 S1225introduced | Complete §1 | Printed1/index0 |
| 2019 S1119introduced | Complete §1 | Printed1/index0 |
| 2010interest instruction | Selected generic method/date | Printed1/index0; numerical example excluded |
| 2018renewal instruction | Selected generic summary/date | Printed1/index0; sample caption excluded |
| Failed official acts/archive | No operative body recovered | None |
No parsed text is represented as an unviewed original act. Multiple formats and status summaries are not independent legal authorities.
The strongest newly recovered evidence is the official annual interest notice, the targeted 2015–2019 version sequence, and the statutory clerk-payment route distinguished from Rules 58.1 and 67.
The final official statutory and enactment/application chain remains open. So do partial-payment allocation, compounding, amended/renewed interest, motion-versus-order timing, recording priority, satisfaction formalities, and the special regimes listed above.
No actual or invented judgment, party, property, account, payment, rate input, motion, order, release, financial value, or calendar was supplied or constructed. No calculation, renewal, recording, satisfaction, release, liability, eligibility, strategy, or outcome determination was made.
This is a researcher self-check, not independent review. The component is supported by newly read official rate/rule materials and expressly qualified statutory and legislative evidence. Earlier findings and holds remain preserved. No Idaho, dimension4/6, A066, parent, operational, or publication acceptance follows.
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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 →Reviewed item · What is retained · Fresh P26 evidence · 9 data rows
| Reviewed item | What is retained | Fresh P26 evidence | What is not closed |
|---|---|---|---|
| P6 C026–C030, associated S002, S007–S011, B16–B17 | Action on judgment, execution, original lien, and renewal were distinguished provisionally. | Relevant 2025 section bodies reread; 2015–2019 legislative texts examined by version. | Final official acts, full application chain, and motion-versus-order construction. |
| P6 2015 transition limitation | Earlier transition hold remains. | Later-stage 2015 S1069 engrossed text contains a July 1, 2015 application clause. | That mirror is not final-act authentication or a ruling on a particular legacy judgment. |
| P6 2016 introduced/final-history gap | Remains explicit. | Complete introduced S1362 and reported passage history read. | Introduced text cannot be promoted to the final session law. |
| P14 C049–C050 satisfaction interface | Reviewed Rule 58.1 full-payment filing/recording finding remains supported. | Only its indispensable interface was freshly checked against § 10-1115, Rules 25, 67, and 70. | Special-bank, recording-formality, partial-payment, assignment, and remedial dependencies. |
| P14 foreclosure-redemption interest | Remains held. | No substitution of § 28-22-104(2) for the separate redemption incorporation. | Full redemption-interest authority. |
| P19 property/exemption findings | Not used as premises. | Section 10-1110’s nonexempt-real-property language read only for the new lien boundary. | No homestead, ownership, levy, or priority conclusion. |
| P22 current judgment rate | No prior rate finding reused. | Official current notice recovered. | No rate selected for an actual judgment. |
| P25 form/entry discussion | Not used as an unreviewed premise. | Rules 54(a), 58, and necessary filing language read narrowly for new interest and recording events. | Full trial, appeal, stay, or judgment-lifecycle coverage. |
| C033/C035 and other prior holds | Unchanged. | No new provider-access or checklist investigation. | No implied closure. |
Category · Newly read source relationship · Qualification · 8 data rows
| Category | Newly read source relationship | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Contractual/nonjudgment interest | Section 28-22-104(1) begins with the absence of an express written contract fixing a different rate and lists six money-due categories. | Not a universal contractual-rate validation or prejudgment award. |
| Prejudgment interest | The subsection may be relevant, but claim-specific entitlement, ascertainability, and accrual construction are not supplied by a rate label alone. | No prejudgment period or amount determined. |
| Money due on a judgment | Subsection (2) states the legal rate as five percentage points plus the base in effect at entry. | Competent-court/tribunal scope does not resolve federal or special-regime overrides. |
| Annual rate announcement | Treasurer determines and announces the rate for the succeeding twelve-month judgment cohort. | Publication date and actual judgment-entry date are different. |
| Approved costs and attorney fees | Rule 54(d)(1)(F) adds the specified approved costs/fees to the judgment; Rule 58 does not delay entry for taxation of costs. | Their particular interest-start date, amendment relation, and rate are not established by those clauses alone. |
| Renewal order | Section 10-1111 preserves the original judgment date while assigning other consequences to the renewal order. | No automatic new interest rate or capitalization rule is inferred. |
| General court deposit | Rule 67 governs court-authorized deposits and withdrawal. | Deposit alone is not declared full satisfaction or automatic cessation of interest. |
| Special categories | Federal judgments, support, restitution, taxes, public entities, mortgages and redemption may have independent law. | No universal rate or exception inferred. |
Element · Source-stated structure · 7 data rows
| Element | Source-stated structure |
|---|---|
| Rate component | Five percentage points plus the entry-date base |
| Base source | Weekly average U.S. Treasury yield adjusted to a constant one-year maturity |
| Reference publication | Second week of June |
| Rounding | Upward to the nearest one-eighth percentage point |
| Annual determination | July 1 |
| Application period | Succeeding twelve months for judgments declared in that period |
| Day-count basis | A 365-day year |
Field · Official notice states · 7 data rows
| Field | Official notice states |
|---|---|
| Instrument | Idaho State Treasurer legal-rate notice, FY2027 |
| Effective period | July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027 |
| Published base | 3.875% |
| Stated addition | 5.000% |
| Published legal rate | 8.875% |
| Source relationship | Notice cites the statutory annual-setting structure |
| Application here | None; instrument and period only |
Existing distinction · Freshly read wording relevant to the remaining gap · Status · 5 data rows
| Existing distinction | Freshly read wording relevant to the remaining gap | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Action upon judgment | Section 5-215 states an eleven-year period for its judgment/decree category. | P; underlying accrual and legacy application remain outside this update. |
| Execution availability | Section 11-101 now includes entry or order of renewal, with special-category and stay qualifications. | P; the 2019 mirror explains the added renewal wording. |
| Original judgment lien | Section 10-1110 separates recording-based attachment from duration measured from judgment date. | P; no actual lien or expiry. |
| Renewal | Section 10-1111 uses an unsatisfied judgment, a motion, entry of a renewal order, recording, and the stated consequences. | P; not automatic renewal. |
| Original date/collection priority | The reproduced renewal clause preserves both while restarting the referenced action period. | P; not a complete competing-lien priority rule. |
Instrument/version actually read · Material change visible · Effective/application evidence actually recovered · 7 data rows
| Instrument/version actually read | Material change visible | Effective/application evidence actually recovered | Remaining gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 S1069, later engrossed version, “As Amended, As Amended, As Amended in the House” | Changes ordinary execution and lien periods from five to ten years; action-on-judgment period from six to eleven; also contains separate nonmoney and mechanic-lien amendments. | § 6, printed p. 3/index 2: on/after July 1, 2015; applies only to judgments issued on/after that date by a competent court. Reported history identifies chapter 278. | Final official act and harmonization with separate 2015 chapter 139 not recovered. Nonmoney/mechanic-lien merits excluded. |
| 2016 S1362, introduced | Changes the ordinary renewal-lien period from five to ten years in the displayed version. | § 2, p. 1/index 0: emergency passage/approval language; retroactive to July 1, 2015 and limited to judgments issued on/after that date. Reported chapter 269. | Introduced text is not the authenticated final act. |
| 2017 S1092, introduced | Changes the ordinary renewal reference to the date of the renewed judgment. | § 2, p. 1/index 0: passage/approval emergency clause; secondary history reports chapter 177, effective March 27, 2017. | Final official act and interaction with earlier application limits remain held. |
| 2018 S1225, introduced | Adds renewal by entry of an order, “established or continued” lien language, original-date/collection-priority preservation, and the new action-period consequence. | Read one-page body has no separate effective/application clause. Secondary history reports chapter 284 and July 1, 2018. | Metadata is not an adopted effective/savings clause. |
| 2019 S1119, introduced | Adds “or order of renewal” to § 11-101. | Read one-page body has no separate effective/application clause. Secondary history reports chapter 175 and July 1, 2019. | Final act and transition/application construction remain held. |
| Earlier and intervening credits | Sections list additional 1995, 2011, and other changes. | Displayed code histories only. | Complete original chain not recovered. |
| Interest history | § 28-22-104 lists 1987, 1995, and 1996 amendments among older credits. | Histories read; no final original interest-amendment body recovered. | Historical fixed/variable rate and application questions remain open. |
Question · Why the recovered evidence is insufficient · 8 data rows
| Question | Why the recovered evidence is insufficient |
|---|---|
| Which period governs a particular pre-July 2015 judgment or later renewal | Final original application chain and construction remain incomplete. |
| Whether timely filing of a motion suffices when the renewal order is entered later | The statute ties renewal to entry of an order and uses the pre-expiration condition, but the motion/order timing construction was not resolved. |
| Whether an unrecorded judgment fits every renewal-lien branch | The text refers to the lien created by § 10-1110; no case construction was researched. |
| Whether a lapse can be cured or priority revived | No automatic lapse-cure rule is inferred. |
| Maximum number of renewals | No universal count is supplied; each statutory predicate remains material. |
| Interest rate after renewal | The original-date clause is not independently converted into a completed interest holding. |
| Court power to extend a statutory period | No ordinary motion-extension rule is imported into these statutory clocks. |
| Full effect of a stay | The statute’s stay language is retained, without computing tolling, suspension, or an adjusted endpoint. |
Event · Narrow consequence · 6 data rows
| Event | Narrow consequence |
|---|---|
| Judgment entered in court | Rule 58 effectiveness; statutory interest-reference event may become relevant. |
| Certified judgment transcript/abstract recorded | Section 10-1110’s lien-creation event, subject to its predicates. |
| Recorder endorsement/indexing | Section 31-2410 requires received-time endorsement, indexing, and recording as of receipt. |
| Renewal order entered | The specified renewal effects; not proof of recording in any county. |
| Satisfaction filed in court | Court-record duty under Rule 58.1 after full payment. |
| Satisfaction recorded | Separate county-record effect; not assumed from court filing alone. |
Provision · Supported interface · Boundary · 5 data rows
| Provision | Supported interface | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| § 31-2402(1)(a), (f), (o) | Identifies recordable judgment-related instruments and other writings authorized by law, with the stated fee condition. | Not every self-created paper is recordable. |
| § 31-2402(2) | Permits the described refusal of an unauthorized document following the specified consultation; listed categories are authorized and must be recorded under the provision. | Its no-liability sentence is not universal recorder immunity. |
| § 31-2407 | Certified final judgments affecting title or possession are recordable in the stated county setting. | Not a separate universal money-judgment lien rule. |
| § 55-802 | Clerk-authenticated judgments affecting title or possession may be recorded without acknowledgment or further proof. | Not an acknowledgment exemption for every privately signed satisfaction or release. |
| § 31-2410 | Records year, month, day, hour and minute of receipt and recording order. | Timestamp does not itself adjudicate priority, validity, or ownership. |
Stage · Generic actor and consequence · 6 data rows
| Stage | Generic actor and consequence |
|---|---|
| Qualifying payment | A person against whom a money judgment exists, or interested in property subject to its lien, may pay the amount due to the rendering court’s clerk. |
| Rendering-court/county records | Clerk then releases and satisfies the judgment on the stated records. |
| Other county | A certified release/satisfaction copy may be recorded there; the statute then specifies the other clerk’s record action. |
| Money custody | Unless earlier delivered to the court-determined entitled person, the clerk transfers it to the county treasurer. |
| Receipts | Treasurer provides duplicate receipts: one with case papers, one retained by clerk. |
| Disbursement | Payment to the recipient depends on the rendering court’s determination by order. |
Situation · Supported result or hold · 8 data rows
| Situation | Supported result or hold |
|---|---|
| Full payment under Rule 58.1 | Triggers the reviewed filing/recording duty. |
| Payment of amount due under § 10-1115 | Triggers that statute’s clerk/county/custody mechanism. |
| Partial payment | No universal allocation order or mandatory partial-release instrument was authenticated in these clauses. |
| General Rule 67 deposit | Requires notice and court leave, or the specified motion/order branch; withdrawal is governed by court direction or statute. |
| Tender not accepted | No universal rule stopping judgment interest was authenticated. |
| Private compromise or contract release | Separate substantive agreement, authority, and consideration/effect questions remain. |
| Vacatur, reversal, bankruptcy discharge | Distinct legal events, not synonyms for satisfaction. |
| Expiry of one remedy or lien | Not automatically a paid debt, satisfaction entry, release instrument, or universal discharge. |
Fresh rule use · New lifecycle question requiring it · Limit preserved · 8 data rows
| Fresh rule use | New lifecycle question requiring it | Limit preserved |
|---|---|---|
| Rule 54(a)–(b)(1) | Separate judgment, amended judgment, and finality versus rate/recording events | No trial/post-trial rerun; Appendix B partial-final form not completed |
| Rule 54(d)(1)(F), (e)(5), (7) | Addition of approved fees/costs versus their unresolved interest commencement | No fee entitlement, amount, or full fee procedure |
| Rule 58 | Meaning of entry for interest and statutory clocks | No universal amended-judgment restart rule |
| Rule 5(d) | Rule 58’s filing incorporation | Read only for filing relation; no operational fax/e-filing instruction |
| Rule 58.1 | Interface with the new clerk-payment statute | Reviewed P14 finding retained, not counted as wholly new coverage |
| Rule 25(c), (e), (a)(3) | Postjudgment transfer/substitution versus satisfaction authority | Service mechanics and substantive assignment remain held |
| Rule 67 | Court deposit versus statutory satisfaction | No automatic interest cessation or discharge |
| Rule 70(a), (e) | Failure to perform a specifically ordered release/document act | Other title/possession/writ branches excluded |
Literal HTTPS URL · Actual read/use · Displayed source credits · 10 data rows
| Literal HTTPS URL | Actual read/use | Displayed source credits |
|---|---|---|
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-22/section-28-22-104/ | Complete (1)–(2); interest categories and annual mechanism | 1879 p.7 §4; amendments through 1996 ch.94 §1 p.280, including 1987 ch.278 §7 p.579 and 1995 ch.304 §1 p.1053 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-215/ | Complete; action-on-judgment branch only, mesne profits excluded | C.C.P.1881 §155 and recodifications; 2015 ch.278 §3 p.1137 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-11/chapter-1/section-11-101/ | Complete; ordinary execution and special-category exclusions | 1941 ch.24 §1 p.48; 1995 ch.264 §4 p.847; 2010 ch.34 §1 p.65; 2015 ch.139 §2 p.343; 2015 ch.278 §1 p.1137; 2019 ch.175 §1 p.567 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-10/chapter-11/section-10-1110/ | Complete; ordinary recording/lien conditions; special branches not applied | Added 1929 ch.51 §3 p.70; amendments 1955, 1963, 1995, 1998, 2011; 2015 ch.139 §1 p.343; 2015 ch.278 §4 p.1138 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-10/chapter-11/section-10-1111/ | Complete (1)–(2); ordinary branch relied on | Added1978 ch.115 §1 p.266; 1995 ch.264 §3 p.847; 2011 ch.104 §3 p.268; 2016 ch.269 §1 p.724; 2017 ch.177 §1 p.407; 2018 ch.284 §1 p.672 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-10/chapter-11/section-10-1115/ | Complete statutory satisfaction/custody provision | 1955 ch.4 §1 p.6 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-31/chapter-24/section-31-2402/ | Complete (1)–(2); judgment/authorized-document and refusal branches relied on | 1863 p.475 §70 and recodifications; amendments through 2021 ch.167 §1 p.470 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-31/chapter-24/section-31-2407/ | Complete judgment-affecting-land provision | R.S.2027 and recodifications; 1986 ch.220 §26 p.583; 1989 ch.90 §3 p.212 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-31/chapter-24/section-31-2410/ | Complete endorsement/recording-order provision | 1863 p.475 §74 and recodifications; 1988 ch.5 §1 p.5; 2005 ch.243 §5 p.760 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-55/chapter-8/section-55-802/ | Complete clerk-authenticated judgment provision | R.S.2991; R.C./C.L.3150; C.S.5414; I.C.A.54-802 |
Literal HTTPS URL · Actual read bounds · 7 data rows
| Literal HTTPS URL | Actual read bounds |
|---|---|
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/54 | Complete (a), (b)(1), (d)(1)(F), (e)(5), (e)(7); adjacent text not used for a full fee/trial report |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/58 | Complete entry rule |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/5 | Complete (d) filing provisions; service merits not rerun |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/58.1 | Complete (a)–(b), solely for preserved P14/new-statutory interface |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/25 | Complete body inspected; substantive reliance on (c), (e), and (a)(3) incorporation |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/67 | Complete (a)–(c) |
| https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/print/ircp/70 | Complete (a)–(e) inspected; substantive reliance on (a), (e) only |
Literal URL · Actual result · 8 data rows
| Literal URL | Actual result |
|---|---|
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title28/T28CH22/SECT28-22-104/ | Official route denied/inaccessible |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title10/T10CH11/SECT10-1110/ | Official section delivery failed |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title5/T5CH2/SECT5-215/ | Official section delivery failed |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title11/T11CH1/SECT11-101/ | Official section delivery failed |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2018/legislation/S1225/ | Actual linked official legislative route restricted |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/sessionlaws/ | Actual Library of Congress-linked official archive failed |
| https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/S1092/2017 | Secondary status route failed; different text landing page succeeded |
| API-hosted original court orders | Not opened; no fresh failure claimed |
Claim · Precise proposition · Source/pinpoint · 35 data rows
| Claim | Precise proposition | Source/pinpoint | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| C001 | Official notice/rules were recovered; current statutes and final enactment chain remain incomplete. | S001–S013 | O/P/L/H |
| C002 | Judgment-rate setting uses the specified annual base, rounding, and addition. | S001–S003 §28-22-104(2) | O/P |
| C003 | Entry-date selection differs from annually repricing all outstanding judgments. | §28-22-104(2); S001 | P/O |
| C004 | FY2027 notice states its period and 8.875% rate, without application here. | S002 | O |
| C005 | The statutory day-year basis is 365 days. | §28-22-104(2) | P |
| C006 | Subsection(1)’s contract/money-due categories and literal rate wording are separate from judgment interest. | §28-22-104(1) | P/H |
| C007 | No universal compounding, allocation, or tender-stop rule was authenticated. | S003,S010 | H |
| C008 | Fee/cost addition and renewal do not alone resolve their interest-start/rate consequences. | Rule54; §10-1111 | O/P/H |
| C009 | Entry, amended entry, and recorder filing are distinct events. | Rules54(a),58,5(d); §10-1110 | O/P |
| C010 | The read2015later engrossed text contains a specific post-July2015application clause. | S005§6 | L |
| C011 | The read2016introduced text contains retroactive/application language but is not the final act. | S006§2 | L/H |
| C012 | The2017mirror changes the renewal-date reference and contains an emergency clause. | S007 | L |
| C013 | The2018mirror supplies renewal-order/original-date/priority/action-period language. | S008 | L |
| C014 | The2019mirror adds the renewal-order reference to execution availability. | S009 | L |
| C015 | P6’s provisional distinctions remain; final original/current application gaps are not closed. | Reuse matrix; S003,S005–S009 | H |
| C016 | The reread action provision remains distinct from execution and lien duration. | §5-215 | P; no accrual rerun |
| C017 | Execution text includes entry/order of renewal and preserves stay/special-category qualifications. | §11-101 | P |
| C018 | Original lien attachment, geographic reach, and duration use different events. | §10-1110 | P |
| C019 | Ordinary renewal remains conditional on an unsatisfied judgment and the statutory motion/order structure. | §10-1111(1) | P/H |
| C020 | Recording, preserved original date/collection priority, and restarted action period are distinct renewal effects. | §10-1111(1) | P/H |
| C021 | Timely-motion/order, lapse, unrecorded-judgment, and competing-priority questions remain held. | S003,S008,S011 | H |
| C022 | Recordability, clerk certification, receipt endorsement, and title consequences differ. | §§31-2402,2407,2410;55-802 | P |
| C023 | Recorder refusal protection is conditional, not blanket immunity. | §31-2402(2) | P |
| C024 | Section10-1115permits a defined payer to pay amount due to the rendering clerk. | §10-1115 first paragraph | P |
| C025 | That statute distinguishes rendering-county records from other-county recording/release. | §10-1115 first paragraph | P |
| C026 | Custody, duplicate receipts, and recipient entitlement follow the statutory court/treasurer mechanism. | §10-1115 remaining paragraphs | P |
| C027 | Reviewed Rule58.1full-payment filing, recording, and signature finding is retained. | S004 Rule58.1 | O/reuse |
| C028 | Partial payment and disputed allocation do not automatically establish full satisfaction or a complete release. | Rules58.1,67; §10-1115 | O/P/H |
| C029 | Rule67deposit is not automatically statutory satisfaction or interest cessation. | Rule67 | O/H |
| C030 | Substitution after transfer does not prove substantive ownership or release-signing authority. | Rule25(c),(e) | O/H |
| C031 | Specific-act enforcement requires its own judgment/failure predicates. | Rule70(a),(e) | O/H |
| C032 | Satisfaction, lien release, expiry, vacatur, reversal, and debt discharge are not interchangeable. | Read authorities/scope limits | H |
| C033 | Displayed histories and reported bill passage do not authenticate the complete original chain. | S003,S005–S009 | Provenance |
| C034 | Dated court guides support only their selected generic guidance, not complete current-law findings. | S010–S011 | G |
| C035 | No actual judgment, property, payment, rate selection, renewal or release was determined; prior holds remain. | Research record | Certain |
Quantity/relation · Legal base or reference event · Qualification · 35 data rows
| Quantity/relation | Legal base or reference event | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Five percentage points | Addition to statutory judgment base | Not a universal contractual interest rate |
| One-year constant maturity | Treasury reference category | No yield retrieved |
| Second week of June | Published source period | No independent average calculated |
| Round up to nearest one-eighth percentage point | Base-rate rounding | Not nearest-rounding by assumption |
| July 1 annually | Treasurer determination/announcement | Different from actual judgment entry |
| Succeeding twelve months | Rate cohort | Not automatic annual reset of existing judgments |
| 365-day year | Statutory calculation basis | No compounding or payment allocation inferred |
| 3.875% / 5.000% / 8.875% | Published FY2027 notice | Source quantities only |
| July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027 | Official notice’s effective period | No actual rate selection |
| Literal “12¢ on the hundred by the year” | Reproduced subsection(1) | Not numerically normalized |
| Three months after last item | Subsection(1) open-account category | Not general judgment accrual |
| Eleven years | Reread §5-215judgment-action text | P6classification retained; transition/accrual held |
| Ten years after entry or renewal order | Reread ordinary §11-101branch | Stay/special-category qualifications |
| From recording, not before | §10-1110lien attachment | County and property predicates |
| Ten years from judgment date | Reproduced ordinary original-lien period | Not ten fresh years from recording |
| Prior to expiration; unless satisfied | §10-1111renewal condition | Motion-versus-order construction held |
| Ten years from renewal-order date | Reproduced renewed-lien relation | Recording and application questions remain |
| Original judgment date retained | §10-1111 | Does not independently decide renewed interest |
| Referenced action period begins anew | §10-1111/§5-215 | No actual new deadline |
| July1,2015and judgments issued on/after | S1069§6 | Legislative mirror, not final-act certification |
| Retroactive July1,2015and same judgment-date limitation | Introduced S1362§2 | Final original held |
| Passage and approval | Introduced S1092emergency clause | Reported March27,2017status separate |
| July1,2018 / July1,2019 | Reported S1225/S1119effective dates | Not clauses in the read one-page bodies |
| Immediately / without delay | Recorder statutory duties | No actual compliance finding or invented day count |
| Year, month, day, hour, minute | Recorder receipt endorsement | Not automatic priority adjudication |
| Full payment | Rule58.1trigger | No specified numerical filing period |
| Amount due paid to rendering clerk | §10-1115trigger | Not assumed equal to face amount or partial tender |
| “Thereupon” | Statutory record satisfaction | No added numerical deadline |
| Duplicate receipts | Treasurer-to-clerk documentation | One case-paper receipt and one clerk-retained receipt |
| “At any time” | Court-ordered recipient disbursement under §10-1115 | Entitlement still requires the court determination |
| All or part | Rule67deposit scope | Does not equate partial deposit with full satisfaction |
| Time specified in a specific-act judgment | Rule70failure predicate | No universal cure period |
| March1/July1,2016 | Civil-rule footer baseline | Original orders unopened |
| April26,2010 / August1,2018 | Guidance revisions | Not current statutory effectiveness |
| Unknown | Actual entry, recording, renewal, payment, allocation, satisfaction, stay, ownership, priority, special status | None supplied or inferred |
Branch · Missing predicate · Supported consequence · 19 data rows
| Branch | Missing predicate | Supported consequence | Adverse inference to avoid | Next generic inquiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B01—judgment interest | Qualifying judgment and governing law | Entry-cohort mechanism may apply | Current annual rate applies to every judgment | Official §104 and special law |
| B02—contract/prejudgment | Valid contract/rate and claim-specific entitlement | Separate subsection(1) inquiry | Contract rate automatically overrides postjudgment law | Official text and construction |
| B03—annual notice | Correct legally relevant entry period | Published instrument identified | Annual notice reprices all old judgments | Applicable event analysis |
| B04—amended/renewed judgment | Nature and legal effect of later instrument | No automatic rate reset determined | Every later order creates new interest base | Current law/judicial construction |
| B05—fees/costs | Lawful award, addition and entry | Rule54addition relation | All fees earn retroactive interest | Exact interest-start authority |
| B06—partial payment | Lawful allocation and amount remaining | No full-satisfaction finding | Any payment ends all interest | Payment-credit/cessation authority |
| B07—legacy clock | Applicable final transition chain | Prior provisional distinction remains | Mirror proves every old/new period | Final2015/2016acts and harmonization |
| B08—renewal | Unsatisfied judgment and statutory timing/order conditions | Conditional renewal structure | Motion alone automatically renews | Motion/order construction |
| B09—lien recording | Certified qualifying instrument and nonexempt property interest | County-specific lien route | Court entry alone attaches statewide lien | Official recording/statutory law |
| B10—renewal priority | Valid recorded interest and applicable law | Preserved collection-priority language | Universal superiority over competing interests | Priority/lapse law |
| B11—recording refusal | Authorized/unauthorized-document conditions | Defined recorder duty/protection | Blanket immunity or blanket recordability | Exact recording formalities |
| B12—clerk payment | Amount due and qualifying payer | §10-1115route | Disputed partial deposit is full satisfaction | Amount/entitlement determination law |
| B13—other county | Prior recording and proper certified release | Separate county-record action | Origin-county filing updates every county | Recording/release requirements |
| B14—recipient | Court-determined entitlement | Custody/disbursement mechanism | Possession of an assignment label proves ownership | Substantive assignment/capacity |
| B15—general deposit | Notice, leave/order, authorized withdrawal | Rule67mechanism | Deposit automatically stops interest | Exact cessation law |
| B16—refusal to sign | Specific enforceable duty/order and noncompliance | Possible Rule70interface | Automatic contempt, damages or fee award | Full remedy/contempt authority |
| B17—expiry | Applicable remedy and period | Particular legal consequence only | Expiry equals paid debt or recorded release | Discharge/satisfaction distinction |
| B18—special regimes | Independent scope | Held dependency | Ordinary state rule controls all judgments | Exact authorities below |
| B19—source currency | Official body and adopted application chain | Gap may close | No search result means no later amendment | Ordinary official publication recovery |
Separate regime · Required generic authority · 13 data rows
| Separate regime | Required generic authority |
|---|---|
| Federal judgments | 28 U.S.C. §1961 and necessary scope/application/compounding provisions; state notice does not settle federal interest |
| Bankruptcy | 11 U.S.C. §§362,524 and applicable judgment, lien, discharge and avoidance provisions |
| Military | Applicable SCRA and state military provisions affecting proceedings or enforcement |
| Support/restitution | §§5-245,19-5305 and complete related law; no ordinary-period substitution |
| Tax/public/agency judgments | Specific interest, recording, priority, collection and satisfaction statutes |
| Special-bank administration | Exact bank/receiver/agency release and authority provisions preserved from the P14 hold |
| Foreign/interstate judgments | Registration, full faith and credit, enforcement, interest choice, and release law |
| Mortgages/redemption/secured debt | Separate interest, reconveyance, satisfaction, priority, and foreclosure provisions; P14 redemption-interest hold remains |
| Property/exemptions | Ownership, nonexempt interest, homestead, co-ownership and execution law; P19 not used as a premise |
| Payment/assignment/capacity | Allocation, tender, compromise, authority, assignment, estate and representative law |
| Recording formalities | Acknowledgment of satisfaction instruments, indexing, electronic recording, fees, and certified-copy requirements |
| Remedies | Full contempt, sanctions, damages, immunity, fee entitlement, Rule60 and appeal/stay law |
| Current history | Final official acts, later amendments, savings/transition clauses, and original court orders |
Field · Entry · 26 data rows
| Field | Entry |
|---|---|
| Governing judgment category | |
| Authority and edition | |
| Official-current-text status | |
| Interest type | |
| Rate-setting instrument | |
| Applicable legal reference event | |
| Rate-period provision | |
| Compounding dependency | |
| Payment-allocation dependency | |
| Fee/cost-interest dependency | |
| Action/execution/lien distinction | |
| Transition/application source | |
| Renewal predicate | |
| Motion/order timing question | |
| Recording predicate | |
| Geographic/property scope | |
| Priority dependency | |
| Full/partial payment category | |
| Satisfaction route | |
| Authorized signer/recipient | |
| Other-county release provision | |
| Court-deposit distinction | |
| Refusal/remedy predicate | |
| Special-regime dependency | |
| Missing original authority | |
| Review status |
Requested issue · Disposition · Claims/sources · 30 data rows
| Requested issue | Disposition | Claims/sources | Exact remaining gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1—judgment-interest provision | Complete reproduced statute and official rate materials read | C002–C008; S001–S003 | Current official statute/original amendments |
| Contract/prejudgment/postjudgment distinction | Preserved | C006–C008 | Contract entitlement and rate construction |
| Rate base/addition/rounding/frequency | Authenticated to official notice and provisional statute | C002–C005 | No live-source calculation |
| Entry versus annual reset | Textual distinction supported | C003 | Amended/renewed/special judgments |
| Fees/costs | Addition interface read | C008–C009 | Particular interest commencement/base |
| Simple/compound/payment credit | Bounded guidance; no universal result | C007,C034 | Complete operative authority |
| Annual notice | Official FY2027instrument read visually | C004; S002 | No actual rate selected |
| 2—remaining clock history | Targeted new evidence, not whole P6rerun | C010–C017 | Final adopted chain |
| 2015/2016application | Exact mirror clauses read | S005–S006 | Final official acts and legacy application |
| 2017/2018intervening changes | Recovered and distinguished | S007–S008 | Final official texts/transition |
| 2019execution amendment | Complete mirror read | S009 | Final official act/application |
| Motion/order and unsatisfied predicate | Read; construction held | C019–C021 | No automatic renewal or deadline result |
| 3—entry/docket/recording | Distinct events identified | C009,C018,C022 | Actual instrument/recording facts absent |
| Property/geography | Narrow §1110scope read | C018 | Exemptions/ownership not rerun |
| Renewal recording/priority | Conditional text retained | C020–C021 | Competing-priority/lapse/unrecorded issues |
| Recording authentication/refusal | Necessary clauses read | C022–C023 | Full satisfaction formalities |
| 4—reviewed Rule58.1 | Retained; narrow interface checked | C027 | No whole new satisfaction claim |
| Statutory clerk payment | New complete provision read | C024–C026 | Official currency/amount due |
| Partial/full satisfaction | Distinguished | C028 | Allocation/partial-release authority |
| Assignment/capacity | Narrow Rule25interface | C030 | Substantive ownership/signature power |
| Refusal/failure/court authority | Rule70conditional branch | C031 | Full damages/contempt/fee law |
| Release versus discharge/expiry | Distinguished | C032 | No actual legal effect |
| 5—entry/form/finality | Fresh minimal necessary reading | C009 | No trial/post-trial rerun |
| Notice/computation | No unnecessary procedural expansion | Quantity register | Statutory count/extension/construction held |
| Special regimes | Exact dependencies | Section11 | No positive federal/special outcome |
| 6—sources/history/read bounds | Visible register supplied | Section7 | Official failures explicit |
| Primary versus mirror/secondary | Preserved | C001,C033–C034 | No guide or metadata upgrade |
| Quantities/branches/worksheet | Complete within relied-on scope | Sections9–12 | No inputs/calculations |
| Prior findings and holds | Unchanged | C035 | No earlier source gap closed by implication |
| Idaho/dimension4/6/A066/parent | Not accepted complete | Entire report | Recorded remaining dependencies |
Material · Actual use · 11 data rows
| Material | Actual use |
|---|---|
| Official Treasurer page and notice | Complete current rate-instrument relationship; no market-yield retrieval |
| Official civil rules | Narrow entry, approved-cost addition, preserved satisfaction, substitution, deposit and specific-act enforcement interfaces |
| Official Idaho statute routes | Fresh failures recorded |
| Official session-law archive | Followed actual Library of Congress link; failed |
| Secondary statutes | Complete listed bodies/histories, kept provisional |
| 2015–2019 legislation | Actual versioned text and generic status/history; no final-act claim |
| Currentness searches | Generic 2025/2026 queries for the relevant section numbers and amendment topics |
| Dated court instructions | Selected generic legal text/date only; examples and sample caption excluded |
| Case/opinion results | Incidental search results were not opened, investigated, or relied on |
| Actual judgments, counties, property, title, parties, accounts, payments, assignments | Not searched or inspected |
| Earlier local review files or saved reports | Supplied scope/reuse descriptions only; no inspection claim |
Document · Read bounds · Pixels inspected · 9 data rows
| Document | Read bounds | Pixels inspected |
|---|---|---|
| Treasurer FY2027 notice | Complete instrument | Printed1/index0 |
| 2015 S1069later engrossed text | Material §§1–4,6; other subject distinguished | Printed1–3/indices0–2 |
| 2016 S1362introduced | Complete §§1–2 | Printed1/index0 |
| 2017 S1092introduced | Complete §§1–2 | Printed1/index0 |
| 2018 S1225introduced | Complete §1 | Printed1/index0 |
| 2019 S1119introduced | Complete §1 | Printed1/index0 |
| 2010interest instruction | Selected generic method/date | Printed1/index0; numerical example excluded |
| 2018renewal instruction | Selected generic summary/date | Printed1/index0; sample caption excluded |
| Failed official acts/archive | No operative body recovered | None |
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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
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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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 Applicable rule systems
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 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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