§ Rule 79 Reclaiming exhibits-Books and records of the clerk
Rule 79. Reclaiming exhibits--Books and records of the clerk
(a)--(d) Register of Actions--Judgment Book--Indices and Calendars--Court Property. [Rescinded]
(e) Reclaiming Exhibits, Documents or Property. At any time after the expiration of the time for appeal, the determination of an appeal, or the determination of a proceeding following an appeal and the expiration of the time for any subsequent appeal, whichever is later, any party or any interested person may apply to the trial court for an order permitting a reclamation by such party of exhibits offered or admitted in evidence, or any other documents or property displayed or considered in connection with the action. The trial court in its discretion may grant such an order on such conditions and under such circumstances as it deems appropriate, including but not limited to the substitution of a copy, photograph, drawing, facsimile, or other reproduction of the original exhibit, document or property, or the posting of a bond that the exhibit, document or property will be returned to the court if the court later finds it necessary.
(f) Other Books and Records of the Clerk. The clerks of the district courts and all judges shall also keep such other books and records as are required by the statutes of the state, or as may be requested by the director of the administrative office of the courts of the state of Idaho.
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