The Changing Landscape of Damages for a Child’s Injury by Anita H. S. Hurlburt
Geo. Rabholz, 14 years old, 724 Main St., Cincinnati, Ohio, Delivers bundles for a printing office. Aug. 1908. Location: Cincinnati, Ohio. Library of Congress. Consistent with changing societal norms and family economics, Idaho has seen a big shift in the…
Read Full Article“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 you want to hire an immigration attorney with your own…
Read Full ArticleFrom Tents to Towers to Kitchen Tables: The Evolution of the Law Office in Idaho by David H. Leroy
The iconic image of the Hawley-Puckett tent in 1894. James Hawley standing next to his desk in his 1915 office. James Hawley’s historic desk in a home-office setting, present day. All photos provided by author. The Nineteenth Century The iconic…
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