Month: March 2023

Benjamin M. Onosko Introduction This article examines the modern police practice of conducting pretextual stops on the motoring public to initiate criminal investigations without reasonable suspicion or prior judicial approval; […]

K. Jill Bolton The phrase “pleading the Fifth” or “taking the Fifth” likely sparks different thoughts for different types of legal practitioners. Advising a client to assert his or her […]

Johnathan R. Baldauf At least 30.2% of American youth will be arrested by the time they are 23.[i] For parents of boys, the numbers are worse: 23-year-old young men are […]

Jessica A. Harrison Our post-COVID-19 world is undoubtedly a different world than the one we were accustomed to before 2020. We can self-administer nasal swabs just as naturally as we […]

Justin A. Bowles “Justice delayed too long is justice denied.” – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Letters from Birmingham Jail Introduction Discovery, the right to have all the evidence the […]

Joseph N. Pirtle The work of Bar Counsel’s Office is primarily divided into four categories: (1) investigating and prosecuting alleged violations of the Idaho Rules of Professional Conduct; (2) assisting […]

Gary L. CooperCommissionerSixth and Seventh Districts By the time this is published we will be at or near the end of the first quarter of 2023.  However, I am writing […]