Month: September 2023

Redacted Idaho Supreme Court Order adopting the majority “entire file” rule

The Idaho Supreme Court has issued an Order regarding the scope of documents a lawyer is ethically required to surrender to a former client under Idaho Rule of Professional Conduct 1.16(d). Please click the link below to review a redacted…

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Comments Sought on Various Idaho Rules – Deadline 10/5

Comments Sought on Idaho Rules of Family Law Procedure The Idaho Supreme Court’s Children and Families in the Courts Committee is seeking input on proposed revisions to the Idaho Rules of Family Law Procedure.  A copy of the revisions can…

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Celebrate Pro Bono Week October 22nd-27th!

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Updated Mailing Address for Custer County

The mailing address for the Custer County Court has changed. The change is for the Court only, not the courthouse itself or any other offices. Custer County Court PO Box 1128 Challis, ID 83226

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2023 Back to School CLE Bundle – Ends 9/29

2023 Back to School CLE Bundle Limited Time Offer – September 5th through September 29th – 10 CLE credits (self-study) for only $150.  Idaho Programs! Idaho MCLE Approved! With the kids back in class it is a great time to sharpen your pencil…

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Recap of 2023 Idaho State Bar Annual Meeting

By Teresa A. Baker The 2023 Idaho State Bar Annual Meeting was held in Boise at Jack’s Urban Meeting Place (“JUMP”) from July 19th through the 21st. The meeting kicked off with the Distinguished Lawyer, Distinguished Jurist, and Outstanding Young…

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The Great Salt Lake and Idaho

By James R. Cefalo In recent years, there have been numerous news articles about the causes and impacts of declining water levels in the Great Salt Lake.  Idahoans may feel that Great Salt Lake water levels are Utah’s problem.  Idaho…

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Sackett v. EPA: North Idaho’s Clean Water Act Wild Card[i]

By Norman M. Semanko The Clean Water Act ("the Act") has become fertile ground for extensive litigation in the federal courts. And no issue has been more prominent than the Act’s jurisdictional trigger term, "navigable waters," defined in the Act…

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Curtailing Water Use in a Good Water Year?

By Meghan M. Carter No doubt many of you have seen these or similar headlines this spring: “Possible Water Curtailments Even in a Good Year”[i] and “New Idaho Department of Water Resources Order Would Force 900 Groundwater Users to Curtail…

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Keeping “Current” with the Idaho Water Adjudications

By Lacy Rammell-O'Brien Greek philosopher Heraclitus of Ephesus is attributed with the expression, “No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.”[i] The Idaho Water Adjudications are much…

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