Month: July 2022
Hon. Deborah A. Bail, Fourth District Court
Photos courtesy of Hon. Deborah Bail. Distinguished Jurist 2021 Fourth District Judge Deborah Bail boasts a career filled with historic milestones for the legal profession in the State of Idaho. Admitted to the Idaho State Bar in 1975, Judge Bail…
Read Full ArticleDebora Kristensen Grasham, Givens Pursley LLP
Photos courtesy of Debora Kristensen Grasham. Distinguished Lawyer 2021 The oldest of three girls, Debora (Deb) Kristensen Grasham was born outside Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Her father worked as an engineer, and his job took the family from Pennsylvania to Wisconsin, then…
Read Full ArticleRecap of the 2021 Idaho State Bar Annual Meeting
Pictured left to right, Wendy Olson, TIm Gresback, and Trudy Fouser, speaking to the the audience during the 2021 Lessons from the Masters CLE Program at this year's Annual Meeting. Photo credit for pages 48 and 49: Lindsey Welfley. Teresa…
Read Full ArticlePro Bono Legal Services in the Time of Pandemic
William L. Mauk Published September 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic had a major impact on low-income Idahoans during 2020 and, in turn, on the demand for and delivery of pro bono legal services extending into the current year. Cases of senior…
Read Full ArticleBuilding on the Legacy of the University of Idaho’s Immigration Clinic During the Pandemic
Vector of crowd of multicultural people composing a world map on white background Geoffrey J. Heeren Published September 2021 The growing presence of immigrants in Idaho is one of the reasons why the University of Idaho College of Law has…
Read Full ArticleThe Entrepreneurship Law Clinic
John B. Hinton Published September 2021 Have you ever had a prospective client who had an intriguing idea for a business but lacked the funds to hire you? Or perhaps they wanted to start a non-profit organization but just did…
Read Full ArticleA Housing Crisis: The Story of the Syringa Mobile Home Park and the Law Clinic’s Quest for Water
Jessica M. Long Published September 2021 What would you do if you had to live in a home without water? If the water coming out of your home’s pipes was contaminated? On average, a person uses between 80–100 gallons of…
Read Full ArticleHow the U.S Constitution Connects with COVID-19
Richard H. Seamon Published September 2021 Every semester, I tell the students in my course on constitutional law at the University of Idaho College of Law that it is a great time to be taking constitutional law. And every semester…
Read Full ArticleThe Future of the Land Grant Law School
Dean Johanna Kalb Published September 2021 Boise Law School Students at the College of Law - Boise classrooms and campus spaces This summer, I had the great honor of taking over the helm of the University of Idaho College of…
Read Full ArticleTradition and Change at the University of Idaho College of Law
University of Idaho Spring Commencement 2021 Richard H. Seamon Published September 2021 As I write this, less than a month remains before the University of Idaho College of Law welcomes its incoming class, the Class of 2024. I invite attorneys…
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