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Earlier this month, Ada County switched back to in-person eviction hearings. Idaho Matters takes a look at this new process and what it means for people facing a court date.
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The prosecution and defense in the trial of Lori Vallow ended Tuesday, with the defense saying it does not believe the state has proven its case.
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A former captain of the Twin Falls County Sheriff’s office won his civil case alleging employment discrimination and wrongful termination against the county and sheriff’s office, and was awarded more than $600,000.
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The pandemic delayed weddings, concerts and plenty of other life events. But for many, it also delayed justice. Idaho Matters learns about courtroom backlogs in our region from Mountain West News Bureau reporter Madelyn Beck.
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Trial delays caused by the pandemic meant that Christopher Gauntlett spent 525 days in jail in Nevada before he was found not guilty. His case likely isn’t unique.
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As the pandemic continues to slow down the court system around the U.S., the situation in Idaho stands out."The number of pending criminal cases has…
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With a statewide stay-at-home order in place for 21 days, what does that mean for the Idaho courts?4th District Administrative Judge Melissa Moody joins…
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Citizens called to jury duty this week could hear a unique message from the commissioner’s office when calling to see if assigned to a jury pool. “Due to…
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People living in Idaho with cases in immigration court often don’t have a lawyer. The law says they must be notified of organizations that provide free…
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A wrongful death lawsuit in Payette County didn’t last long. A mistrial was declared on the first day of proceedings in the case involving a sheriff’s…