Category: Digital Advocate

2024 ABA Annual Meeting Report by R. Jonathan Shirts

The ABA held its Annual Meeting in Chicago from July 31 through August 6, 2024. My report on the last meeting was likely glanced over; for those who did read […]

Read Full Article

Julie Kane Receives Idaho Woman Lawyers’ Kate Feltham Award by Jeanette Moody

Julie Kane, citizen of Eastern Band of Cherokee, and long-time employee of the Nez Perce Tribe Office of Legal Counsel received the Idaho Women Lawyer’s (“IWL”) Kate Feltham award. The […]

Read Full Article

Featured Article: Implementing Special Tribal Criminal Jurisdiction: The Who, What, and Why for the Nez Perce Tribe and Its Partners by Anne M. Kelleher

The Nez Perce Tribe is the first tribe in Idaho to implement the Violence Against Women Act [i] and will begin enforcing Special Tribal Criminal Jurisdiction this month.[ii] This article […]

Read Full Article

Program Report: Idaho Mock Trial Offers Important Civic Education for Idaho Students by Carey A. Shoufler

An Overview of the Program Each year, more than 30,000 U.S. high school students immerse themselves in the inner workings of our judicial system in preparation for their state’s mock […]

Read Full Article

Commissioner’s Column: What Is the Uniform Law Commission? by Hon. Robert L. Jackson

Perhaps it is not the same, considering over four decades have gone by since I was in law school, but I recall a class simply called “Sales.”  In reviewing the […]

Read Full Article

Featured Article: It’s Not How You’re Buried: Estate Planning for Farmers and Ranchers by Dave K. Bagley II and Kelly C. Stevenson

In the movie “The Cowboys,” John Wayne’s character hires a group of schoolboys to help him on a 400-mile cattle drive. During the drive, they happen upon a skeleton in […]

Read Full Article

Using Legislative Acquiescence to Interpret the Idaho Human Rights Act: A Look at Blasch v. HP, Inc. by Susan E. Park and Douglas A. Werth

Introduction The Idaho Supreme Court recently held in Blasch v. HP, Inc.[i] that discriminatory wage claims under the Idaho Human Rights Act (“IHRA”)[ii] accrue when the employer’s pay-setting decision is made and […]

Read Full Article

Plain Language and Common Law Juxtaposition in the Statute of Limitations by Anita H.S. Hurlburt

It’s a bit of a conundrum: how do you amend a statute to make the legislative intent clearer when the plain and unambiguous meaning clearly demonstrates the Legislature’s intent? Statutes […]

Read Full Article

Pioneering Preservation: Idaho’s New Agricultural Protection Act by Dustin W. Manwaring

AI image by Dustin W. Manwaring.[i] Introduction Many leaders have laid the foundation for Idaho’s diverse and productive agriculture sector, which remains a vital part of the state’s economy today. […]

Read Full Article

Program Report: Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program by Jennifer M. Schindele

In July, at the Idaho State Bar Annual Meeting, I had the pleasure of sharing the success we’ve had with the in-person, Lawyer in the Library legal clinics. In the […]

Read Full Article
1 4 5 6 7 8 36