Author: ccarns

Commissioner’s Column: Dementia—Options for Paths to Prevention, Detection, and Treatment by Hon. Robert L. Jackson

Robert L. Jackson If you have not read the excellent article in the March/April 2025 Advocate entitled “Balancing the Scales: Practicing Law While Managing Mental Illness,”[1] please do. That anonymous […]

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The State Public Defender Act: Continuing the Journey of Public Defense in Idaho by Jordan S. Crane

It’s June of 2005. I’m in the first days of what would become a decades long career as a public defender. On my desk is a three-foot stack of files, […]

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Board of Commissioners Elections for 1st/2nd and 4th Districts – Voting Ends Today (5/6) at 5pm!

May 6th is the last day to vote for your new Commissioner in the 1st/2nd and 4th Districts. Please email Shay Beckwith for a ballot. VOTING ENDS AT 5pm MT.

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Board of Commissioners’ Recognition of Law Day 2025

Recognition of Law Day 2025 by the Idaho State Bar Board of Commissioners The Idaho State Bar has long recognized and celebrated Law Day and the opportunity it provides to […]

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The Idaho State Bar 100th Anniversary: The 1950s by Molly O’Leary

This is the third article in a series of articles by members of the Idaho State Bar and Idaho Law Foundation Anniversary Committee, in celebration of the organizations’ 100th and […]

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Idaho Judicial Council Informational Notice

Hon. Jeff M. Brudie, District Judge (Ret.)Executive Director, Idaho Judicial Council In Idaho, judicial surveys fill a critical role in the appointment process of candidates for the Bench. In my […]

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Balancing the Scales: Practicing Law While Managing Mental Illness by Anonymous

Practicing law requires a wide range of cognitive, emotional, and interpersonal skills, many of which can be affected by mental illness. Yet many attorneys manage to balance the demanding responsibilities […]

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Generative AI in Legal Practice: A Survey of Professional and Ethical Challenges by Texie Montoya

Across industries and around the globe, generative Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) is revolutionizing the way we work, create, and solve problems. While many use AI for tasks like answering basic questions […]

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The Ethics of Representing People with Disabilities by Abbey Schulz

Disability impacts all of us and knows no bounds. It transcends race, age, gender, and social economic status. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”) more […]

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Ethics for Retired Attorneys by Larry Hunter

            Periodically I see someone with whom I have not spoken in a while, and they ask me if I am still practicing law. When I tell them no, often […]

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