Idaho Code § 9-206
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9-206 DECEASED OR ABSENT WITNESSES — TRANSCRIBED TESTIMONY ADMISSIBLE.
Official statutory text
9-206. Deceased or absent witnesses — Transcribed testimony admissible. The testimony of a witness who testified at the trial in an action or proceeding in any district court of the State of Idaho, when transcribed and certified to be true or correct by the court reporter reporting such testimony at such trial or proceeding, shall be admissible at any subsequent trial between the same parties and relating to the same subject matter, when such witness is deceased, absent from the state or otherwise unavailable or unable to testify as a witness.
History:
[9-206, added 1945, ch. 16, sec. 1, p. 25.]
History:
[9-206, added 1945, ch. 16, sec. 1, p. 25.]
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