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“Crimmigration” Is Complicated, but a Little Research Goes a Long Way by Nicole Derden and Rees Atkins

Introduction Many criminal defense attorneys, in advising non-citizen clients, may say something along the lines of, “I’m not an immigration expert, but pleading guilty could have immigration consequences, so if […]

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From Tents to Towers to Kitchen Tables: The Evolution of the Law Office in Idaho by David H. Leroy

The Nineteenth Century The iconic visual image of an early Idaho territorial-era law office has always been the photograph of the Hawley-Puckett canvas tent, hung with an “Attorneys at Law” […]

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“Not So Fast, My Friend”: Idaho’s Terrorist Control Act and the Continued Need for Historical Context by Christopher P. Graham and Saylor O’Kelley

“Not So Fast, My Friend”:[i] Introduction Idaho has a long-standing and painful history with bombings. On December 30, 1905, a bomb exploded killing Idaho Governor Frank Steunenberg as he opened […]

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