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Court procedures generally refers to the strict processes and procedures the parties to a civil lawsuit must follow during the pretrial, trial, and posttrial phases of civil litigation. These procedures are usually defined and set forth in detail in the applicable rules of civil procedure, rules of court, and local rules.

In Idaho, court procedures for civil litigation are governed by the Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure. These rules outline the processes that parties must follow from the initiation of a lawsuit through its resolution, whether by trial or settlement. The pretrial phase includes filing of pleadings, discovery, and pretrial motions. During the trial phase, the rules govern the presentation of evidence and testimony. Posttrial procedures may involve motions for a new trial or appeals. Additionally, the Idaho court system may have specific local rules that apply to particular jurisdictions within the state. These rules are designed to ensure fairness and efficiency in the legal process and are enforced by the presiding judge. It is important for parties involved in civil litigation to understand and adhere to these rules, and consulting with an attorney can help navigate the complexities of the legal system.

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