Month: February 2020

By Anne-Marie Fulfer Public service is emphasized throughout a lawyer’s career through a variety of communications, including CLEs, meetings, columns, and rules. Here are two excerpts from the Idaho Rules […]

By Hon. Jim Jones The grant of executive clemency to three U.S. servicemen charged with war crimes has raised concerns about the integrity of the military justice system. On November […]

By Jennifer Wennig A native of Haiti, Rose-Hermance Rony grew up in Florida before heading west to pursue her educational goals. Rose earned her undergraduate degree in history with a […]

By Carey Shoufler The Advocate recently interviewed retired Government teacher and long-time Law Related Committee member, Cindy Wilson to get her perspective on the state of law related and civic […]

Co-Authored by the Board of Attorneys for Civic Education In November, our nation will once again be afforded the opportunity to exercise one of the greatest privileges of being a […]

By Hon. Sergio A. Gutierrez What do you get when you combine a run/walk race event with a charitable cause? You get the Access to Justice 5K FUND Run/Walk! The […]

By Erin E. Tomlin Pouring a cup of coffee before an attorney meeting at my firm, I think about intention. It is a given that my partners and I will […]

By the Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program Staff Like many who become Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program clients, Vickie Smith didn’t know where to turn to get legal help when she and […]