Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 9-307 (2026)
Certified copies of foreign laws and writings — Admissibility.
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Certified copies of foreign laws and writings — Admissibility.
A copy of the written law, or other public writing, of any state, territory or country, attested by the certificate of the officer having charge of the original, under the public seal of the state, territory or country, is admissible as evidence of such law or writing.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2
cases, 1968–2015 · leading case: Barthel v. Johnston, 437 P.2d 366 (Idaho 1968).
Barthel v. Johnston, 437 P.2d 366 (Idaho 1968). “Brockelbank was not qualified to offer his expert opinion because he was the lawyer trying the case and that they were not in conformity with I.C. § 9-307. The court overruled this objection and admitted the exhibit as being in conformity with I.”
Usha Pandey Sharma v. Niraj Sharma (Idaho Ct. App. 2015). “any foreign jurisdiction”); I.C. § 9-307 (authorizing the admission of a “copy of the written law, or other public writing, of any .”
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