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Errata Sheet Rules for Depositions in Idaho

Errata Sheets in Idaho are governed statutorily by Idaho’s Court Rules, Rule 30(e). Idaho Code Ann. §5-30 (West 2017). This rule requires that the deponent always be given the opportunity to review and make changes to the deposition transcript unless the deponent and the parties all waive this right. Id. If it is not waived, then the deponent must be given 30 days after the deponent is notified that the transcript is available to review it and make changes in form or substance. Id. If changes are made, the deponent must sign a statement with the changes as well as the reasons for making said changes. Id. If the witness does not sign the deposition within the 30 days, the deposition officer shall sign it and it will be considered fully signed. Id.

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