State v. Michael Eugene Koch

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• holding that the Idaho Supreme Court has not adopted a standard governing the requisite level of inconsistency, but declining to hold that absolute inconsistency is required, and citing various lower standards with approval
• “A witness’s credibility can be impeached by any party, including the party which called the witness. Idaho Rule of Evidence 613 allows the use of prior inconsistent out-of-court statements to impeach a witness.”

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