Author: Lindsey Welfley

President’s Message: A Song Before I Go

By Hon. Michael J. Oths Just a song before I go, to whom it may concern . . . (Crosby, Stills and Nash, 1977). More quickly than could have been […]

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The Pandemic of Adverse Childhood Experiences: Courts and the Health of Idaho Citizens

By Hon. Bryan K. Murray While the world has been preoccupied with a pandemic known as COVID-19, a long-existing health crisis continues unabated causing far more long-lasting harm to society.  […]

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Newly Formed ISB Agricultural Law Section Accepting New Members

The newly formed Idaho State Bar Agricultural Law Section is now accepting members.  The Agricultural Law Practice Section will focus on and highlight specific legal topics that affect agricultural law and […]

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The Federal Court’s Coronavirus Response: Brown Bag CLE – June 4

The Federal Bar Association invites you to join us as Chief U.S. District Judge David C. Nye, Chief U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Joseph M. Meier, Chief U.S. Magistrate Judge Ronald E. […]

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An Interview with Idaho State Tax Commission Chair Tom Harris

By John McGown, Jr. Reprinted from Tax Notes State, January 27, 2020, p. 349 Chairman Tom Harris has been at the Idaho State Tax Commission since May 2019, and he’s […]

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Jack Gjording and Richard Hall First to be Recognized With IADC’s Most Prestigious Award

By the Idaho Associations of Defense Counsel Staff “Jack Gjording has a true love of the law.” “He pours his all into every case; he truly enjoys working up cases […]

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Modification of Trial Custody Decree in State Court

By Fred G. Zundel Assume the following facts. John is an enrolled member of an Idaho Tribe. Jane is not a person of Native American descent and is not a […]

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Volunteer to Help Idaho’s Vulnerable Youth

By Keith Bryan A Meridian couple is facing felony charges after police say officers found their children in a house filled with garbage, mildew, and expired food. Four children, who […]

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University of Idaho Family Justice Center Provides Resources for FACES

By Michael T. Carney and Kirsten Heninger If she’s really a victim, why didn’t she just leave? [i] We have all heard the saying “Be the change you wish to […]

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Personal and Subject Matter Jurisdiction Issues in Domestic Violence Cases

By Frederick G. Zundel Over the past several years state legislatures have addressed the scourge of domestic violence by passing civil protection order statutes and adding domestic violence as a […]

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