Idaho Motion To Augment is a legal procedure that allows parties to a lawsuit to request additional information from the court. This request must be made in writing and must include a detailed statement of the facts, the law, and the specific relief sought. It can be used to ask the court to supplement its current ruling or to modify an existing decision. There are three different types of Idaho Motion To Augment: Motion to Modify, Motion to Reconsider, and Motion to Reinstate. A Motion to Modify allows a party to ask the court to modify its current ruling to better fit the party's interests. A Motion to Reconsider allows a party to ask the court to reconsider and potentially change its ruling. Lastly, a Motion to Reinstate allows a party to ask the court to return a ruling to its original form.
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