Idaho § 59-1310 ADMISSIBILITY IN EVIDENCE OF PHOTOREPRODUCED COPIES OF RECORDS OR DOCUMENTS MAINTAINED BY THE SYSTEM — DESTROYING THE ORIGINAL

Idaho Statutes

§ 59-1310 — ADMISSIBILITY IN EVIDENCE OF PHOTOREPRODUCED COPIES OF RECORDS OR DOCUMENTS MAINTAINED BY THE SYSTEM — DESTROYING THE ORIGINAL

Idaho § 59-1310

Title 59PUBLIC OFFICERS IN GENERAL

Ch. 13PUBLIC EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT SYSTEM

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Idaho Code § 59-1310 (2026).

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Copies of records or documents maintained on microfilm, microfiche, computer imagery or other photoreproductive material of archival quality by the retirement system shall be as admissible in evidence as the original itself in any legal, judicial or administrative proceeding, or action, provided the custodian of records of the retirement system certifies on such copies offered into evidence that the retirement system is not in possession of the original and that the copy is a true and correct representation of the original. The original may be destroyed by the retirement system once the original is microfilmed, microfiched, digitally imaged or copied by other photoreproduction of archival quality.

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Copies of records or documents maintained on microfilm, microfiche, computer imagery or other photoreproductive material of archival quality by the retirement system shall be as admissible in evidence as the original itself in any legal, judicial or administrative proceeding, or action, provided the custodian of records of the retirement system certifies on such copies offered into evidence that the retirement system is not in possession of the original and that the copy is a true and correct representation of the original. The original may be destroyed by the retirement system once the original is microfilmed, microfiched, digitally imaged or copied by other photoreproduction of archival quality.