Idaho § 74-125 EVIDENCE FROM PRELIMINARY HEARING — ADMISSION — REQUIREMENTS

Idaho Statutes

§ 74-125 — EVIDENCE FROM PRELIMINARY HEARING — ADMISSION — REQUIREMENTS

Idaho·Title 74 TRANSPARENT AND ETHICAL GOVERNMENT·Ch. 1 PUBLIC RECORDS ACT

Prior to admitting into evidence recorded testimony from a preliminary hearing, the court must find that the testimony offered is:

1.Offered as evidence of a material fact and that the testimony is more probative on the point for which it is offered than any other evidence which the proponent can procure through reasonable efforts; and

2.That the witness is, after diligent and good faith attempts to locate, unavailable for the hearing; and

3.That at the preliminary hearing, the party against whom the admission of the testimony is sought had an adequate opportunity to prepare and cross-examine the proffered testimony.

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Prior to admitting into evidence recorded testimony from a preliminary hearing, the court must find that the testimony offered is:
1. Offered as evidence of a material fact and that the testimony is more probative on the point for which it is offered than any other evidence which the proponent can procure through reasonable efforts; and
2. That the witness is, after diligent and good faith attempts to locate, unavailable for the hearing; and
3. That at the preliminary hearing, the party against whom the admission of the testimony is sought had an adequate opportunity to prepare and cross-examine the proffered testimony.

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