True or False: An affidavit alone is usually conclusive as to the sufficiency of the security in Idaho.

An affidavit alone is not considered conclusive as to the sufficiency of the security in Idaho. In the context of bail bonds, an affidavit may serve as a sworn statement regarding the details and circumstances surrounding the bond transaction, including the security being offered. However, affidavits are generally seen as one piece of evidence and do not automatically prove that the security meets the necessary legal standards or requirements on their own.

In many cases, additional evidence or documentation may be required to fully establish the sufficiency of the security. Courts and authorities often look for a more comprehensive evaluation that may include appraisals, credit checks, or other forms of verification to assess whether the collateral offered is adequate to support the bond. As such, relying solely on an affidavit does not satisfy the legal standards for sufficiency, making the assertion that it is conclusive in this regard incorrect.