Category: Digital Advocate

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 […]

Attorneys for Civic Education (“ACE”) is proud to announce that three Idaho Students and their schools were selected for prizes in ACE’s second Civics Contest. Student essays explored the federal […]

Attorneys for Civic Education (“ACE”) is proud to announce that three Idaho Students and their schools were selected for prizes in ACE’s second Civics Contest. Student essays explored the federal […]

Attorneys for Civic Education (“ACE”) is proud to announce that three Idaho Students and their schools were selected for prizes in ACE’s second Civics Contest. Student essays explored the federal […]

Lindsey M. Welfley You may notice this spot in the magazine is missing Diane Minnich’s usual Executive Director’s Report. As we get into the swing of things for the new […]

By Tenielle Fordyce-Ruff Well, the pandemic was a wild ride for me!  In the switch to stay-at-home, then pandemic pods, I was also pivoting to online teaching, then I moved […]

By Laird B. Stone, Idaho State Bar President The incoming President of the Idaho State Bar.  Wow, an impressive title to some but in reality it gives no more “power” […]

By Jennifer M. Schindele Last October, Magistrate Judge Mick Hodges, with support from the Idaho Pro Bono Commission and Idaho Supreme Court, joined attorneys and judges around the state to […]

By John E. Cutler Within our adversary system, the judicial branch resolves cases based on evidence and arguments presented by opposing parties.[i] As a general matter, courts do not look […]

By Ben P. McGreevy “Between the wish and the thing the world lies waiting.”[i] When arguing an issue, one should take care to ensure that the issue is properly preserved […]