Category: Digital Advocate

Shanna C. Knight Published February 2022 As an Idaho practitioner, unless you represent a tribe, you might be wondering why you should care about Oregon’s new Indian Child Welfare Act […]

Janice Beller Published February 2022 While most folks rush in and out of their local post office, indifferently dropping off or picking up mail on their way to somewhere else, […]

Kurt D. Holzer Published February 2022 Even with organized and sustained efforts at expanding access to legal services, many Idahoans cannot get the legal help they need. As of 2019, […]

R. Jonathan Shirts Published May 2022 The American Bar Association’s Mid-Year Meeting was held from February 9th through the 14th. What was supposed to be a renewed in-person gathering hosted […]

Gary L Cooper Commissioner Sixth and Seventh Districts It excites me to read that we can look forward to getting back to normal.  It has been two long years since […]

Kristin Bjorkman Dunn Commissioner Fourth District Published March/April 2022 As I prepared to write this message, I looked back at what I had previously written for the Commissioner’s Message.  How […]

Kyme Graziano Published January 2022 Almost four thousand Idaho residents and many out of state residents, contact the Idaho State Bar (ISB) Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) each year looking for […]

Various Authors Published January 2022 Attorneys for Civic Education (ACE) is proud to announce that three Idaho students and their schools were selected for prizes in ACEs first Civics Contest. […]

Ryan Lindig Published January 2022 Editor’s Note: Due to length and space constraints, the author and Editorial Advisory Board have opted to split publication of this article into two installments. […]

Chief Justice G. Richard Bevan Published March/April 2022 I thank you, on behalf of Idaho’s third branch of government, for allowing me to address you today. This speech offers me […]