ID Specific

Litigation & Appeals

The Idaho Evidence Playbook

Credits Available
Credit Status Total
Idaho CLE Approved 6 Total
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5 hours 52 minutes
Katy Spicer
Jessica Lorello
John Rumel
Ryan Janis
Kaci Gamboa
With Katy Spicer from Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP + 4 others
Recorded December 05, 2025.
Product ID 99887

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Overview

Make Your Case More Than Just a Story

A case without sufficient evidence is nothing more than an interesting story. You need to know the intricacies of Idaho rules, customs and local court procedures if you want to keep opposing counsel from reducing your carefully crafted exhibits to rubble. This in-depth evidentiary playbook will equip you with the tools you need to build stronger cases with digital evidence, demonstratives, expert witnesses and more. Register today!

  • Gain a better understanding of Idaho Rules of evidence and their practical application.
  • Properly prepare social media, emails, and other digital evidence for maximum impact.
  • Get effective presentation tips for using demonstrative and documentary evidence.
  • Ensure you are utilizing essential criteria when you select experts to support your case.
  • Anticipate evidentiary objections so you can put them to rest when opposing counsel makes them.

Abbreviated Agenda

  1. The Introduction and Exclusion of Evidence: Rules and Practical Applications
  2. Objections: When to Make Them and How to Respond
  3. Building Stronger Cases With Demonstrative and Documentary Evidence
  4. Utilizing Expert Witnesses in Idaho
  5. Digital Evidence in Idaho: How to Prepare and Introduce
  6. The Legal Ethics of Objections in Idaho

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Product ID 99887

Credit Details

Credits Available
Credit Status Total
Idaho CLE Approved 6 Total
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  1. The Introduction and Exclusion of Evidence: Rules and Practical Applications

    1. Idaho Rules of Evidence: The High Points
    2. Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure: The Essentials
    3. Idaho Rules of Criminal Procedure: Key Takeaways
    4. Judicial Discretion
    5. Appeals and Review

  2. Objections: When to Make Them and How to Respond

    1. Idaho Rules and Court Preferences
    2. Relevance and Materiality: When and How to Object
    3. Making Effective Hearsay Objections
    4. Anticipating Objections and Preemptively Addressing Them
    5. Objection Do's and Don'ts in Idaho Courts

  3. Building Stronger Cases With Demonstrative and Documentary Evidence

    1. Strategies for Introducing Evidence in Idaho Courts
    2. Leveraging Documentary Evidence
    3. Utilizing Demonstrative Evidence
    4. Effective Evidence Presentation Tips

  4. Utilizing Expert Witnesses in Idaho

    1. Selecting Effective Experts: Criteria and Strategies
    2. Preparation: Strengthening Expert Witness Impacts
    3. Proven Direct Examination Techniques
    4. Using Demonstratives to Reinforce Expert Testimony
    5. Handing Cross Examinations and Objections

  5. Digital Evidence in Idaho: How to Prepare and Introduce

    1. Applying Rules of Evidence to Digital Media.
    2. Social Media Posts: Case Precedents
    3. Text Messages and Emails: Hearsay and Relevance
    4. Cloud-Based Data and Digital Documents
    5. Videos, Audio Recordings, and Photographs
    6. Overcoming Common Digital Evidence Objections

  6. The Legal Ethics of Objections in Idaho

    1. Ethics of ESI
    2. Handling Prejudicial Evidence
    3. Candor With the Court
    4. Coaching Witnesses

Who Should Attend

This basic level online seminar is for attorneys. Paralegals may also benefit.

Speakers

Katy Spicer
Katy
Spicer
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP
Hon. Jessica M Lorello
Hon. Jessica M.
Lorello
Idaho Court of Appeals
John E Rumel
John E.
Rumel
University of Idaho College of Law
Ryan C Janis
Ryan C.
Janis
Brassey Crawford, PLLC
Kaci R Gamboa
Kaci R.
Gamboa
Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLP
Speaker bio
Katy Spicer

Katy Spicer

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP
Katy Spicer

is a partner with Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP in Washington, D.C. where she co-chairs the firm's data breach and privacy litigation group. Ms. Spicer is shaped by her service as a U.S. Marine officer, and she brings over two decades of military leadership experience to her crisis management and disputes practice. Serving first as Marine prosecutor turned civil trial attorney and litigator, Ms. Spicer's practice focuses on consumer protection and advertising class action litigation, government and internal investigations, and data breach and privacy litigation across the country in state and federal courts. Ms. Spicer is a certified information privacy professional US and a certified information privacy manager. She also remains active in the Marine Reserves and is a lieutenant colonel. During her military service, Ms. Spicer completed three combat deployments and a command tour where she led over 500 Marines and sailors located across three states. In her final active-duty military assignment, she was the senior Marine prosecutor for the National Capital Region and first-chaired several felony trials. Ms. Spicer earned her J.D. degree at Michigan State University and her LL.M. degree at The Army Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School. She is admitted to practice in Idaho and District of Columbia.

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Hon. Jessica M Lorello

Hon. Jessica M. Lorello

Idaho Court of Appeals
Jessica Lorello

is a Judge with the Idaho Courts of Appeals.

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John E Rumel

John E. Rumel

University of Idaho College of Law
John Rumel

is a professor of law at University of Idaho College of Law. Mr. Rumel is currently serving as a visiting professor at the University of San Fransisco School of Law. He has practiced or taught law in Idaho for over 25 years and is actively admitted to the Idaho State Bar. Mr. Rumel's experience is primarily focused on education law, and employment law although he has previous substantial experience in product liability, commercial and real property litigation, and professional malpractice. He currently teaches evidence, civil procedure, remedies, lawyering process, workplace law, and education law.

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Ryan C Janis

Ryan C. Janis

Brassey Crawford, PLLC
Ryan Janis

is an attorney and partner with the firm Brassey Crawford, PLLC located in Boise, Idaho. Through his practice he represents a wide variety of clients in all manner of cases and disputes. He has argued before the Supreme Court of Idaho on numerous occasions, and recently got the opportunity to (successfully) argue before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Portland. He has also tried a wide variety of cases all around the state of Idaho and he considers himself, first and foremost, to be a trial lawyer as that is where his passion lies and where he believes the biggest difference can be made through the practice of law.

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Kaci R Gamboa

Kaci R. Gamboa

Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLP
Kaci Gamboa

is an attorney with Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani in Spokane, Washington. Her practice focuses on commercial litigation. Kaci earned her J.D. at Gonzaga University School of Law and her B.A. in Philosophy at Oregon State University.

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