Idaho Supreme Court

Boise State Public Radio host Troy Oppie speaks with Justice Richard Bevan as he prepares for his final day on the bench, Friday, Oct. 30.

In a split decision, the Idaho Supreme Court is upholding a ruling dismissing a longstanding lawsuit over whether the state’s public defense system was constitutionally inadequate.

A far-right blogger who defamed a North Idaho drag queen won’t get any relief from the Idaho Supreme Court. Justices are unanimously upholding the $1.1 million civil judgment levied by a jury two years ago against Summer Bushnell.

We look at what the court said was wrong with the language surrounding the abortion-rights initiative — and what voters will now see on their ballots.

The Idaho Supreme Court is once again being asked to settle a dispute over how a ballot initiative to restore abortion rights in the state will be presented to voters.

A far-right blogger is asking the Idaho Supreme Court to overturn a $1.1 million civil judgment against her after falsely claiming a drag performer exposed his genitals to children at a Pride event in 2022.

The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the state’s private education tax credit Thursday.

On Friday, the Idaho Supreme Court heard arguments in a case challenging House Bill 93, a $50 million tax credit program for children attending private schools. Petitioners argue the subsidies are unconstitutional.

Idaho’s mental health courts face an uncertain future according to the state’s chief justice.

The Nez Perce County Courthouse is getting a new home, and it's bringing a piece of history with it: a distinctive wooden bench dating back to the early 1900s.