Category: Digital Advocate

Communications Department Report by Lindsey M. Welfley

Once again, our communications department had a successful (and busy!) year in 2024 as we supported each of the other departments’ communications needs. As we head into 2025, we have […]

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Limits on Discretionary Authority by Stephen Adams & Christopher Pooser

In a recent oral argument before the Idaho Supreme Court, the first question asked was, “Tell me about the discretion available to the magistrate.” This question guided the entire oral […]

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Reaching the Universal Through the Individual: An Interview with Anthony Doerr About Advocacy and Storytelling by Sarah Tompkins

Preface Let me start by acknowledging that there may be a significant chunk of you who look at an interview about “storytelling” and scoff at its place in the world […]

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Incoming President’s Message by Mary V. York

The Critical Role of Civics Education and the Opportunity for Idaho Attorneys to Lead As I step into the role of President of the Idaho State Bar, I am continually […]

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The Idaho State Bar 100th Anniversary: The Early Days by Hon. Michael J. Oths

The Idaho State Bar is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2025. This article recounts the development of the Bar through the end of the 1930s and is drawn from minutes […]

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The “Bad Spaniels” Case: The Overlap of Trademark Rights and First Amendment Interests by Blaykleigh Smythe

It is no surprise that the value of a trademark continues to rise in the United States economy due to its ability to drive consumer spending. Trademarks play a significant […]

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The First Amendment and the Restrictions on Public Performance Rights by Andreea Livanu

Imagine a world where the boundaries of free speech are drawn not by the merits of the message, but by the shifting sands of societal norms and subjective morality. It […]

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From Myth to Reality: Is AI the Pandora’s Box of Our Time? by Skylar W. Schossberger

“Whence, I often asked myself, did the principle of life proceed? It was a bold question, and one which has ever been considered as a mystery; yet with how many […]

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The Patent Thicket: Can Federal Rulemaking Hack a Path Through the Shrubbery? by Celia H. Leber

The initial plan for this article was to confine the scope to a discussion of a recent controversial proposed change to the Federal Rules by the U.S. Patent & Trademark […]

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Program Report: Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program

Since 2009, Pro Bono Week has been a national celebration of pro bono service. Legal organizations across America participate to recognize the need for legal services and to thank those […]

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