Okay, this might be just a coincidence, but it’s highly suggestive and real questions need to be answered. The public needs more.
In short, the judge sitting over the CdA city elections legal contest challenge - Judge Simpson – his wife has the same address as a person who voted in the elections who listed his residence from her office. [...]
I wish we had more legal opinion blogs like SCOIDBlog. He analyses Idaho Supreme Court Opinion for us. A little over we ‘non-legal heads’ but still written clear enough to get the gist of things. In this case – In the Matter of the Termination of Parental Rights and Adoption of: Jane Doe, John Doe - SCOIDBlog [...]
This week is Sunshine Week. Idaho Freedom Foundation has a link to information about bills being introduced into the Idaho House and Senate that also follows their progress at Idaho Votes. This one looks like a go.
2010 Senate Bill 1378 (Exempt law enforcement and judges from personal information in public records)
[History, Amendments & Comments] [Text and Analysis] [Add to Watch [...]
Yes, and it should be.
Tomorrow there is a motion to remove Judge Simpson from the elections case – - locally, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
CV-2009-0010010
Motion To Disqualify Judge Simpson Pursuant To IRCP Rule 40 (d) (2) (4)
Krem 2 is breaking the story. Take the time to watch this video.
CDA council candidate [...]
I have been slipping! One must always pay attention to the SCOIDBlog! They always have good stuff! Peterson Named New Kootenai Magistrate
Via SCOIDBlog:
Defense attorney Clark Peterson has been selected to be the new Kootenai County Magistrate Judge.
Clark is a partner at Amendola & Doty in Coeur d’Alene and was previously a Chief Deputy District Attorney [...]
Dear Mr. Henderson,
In my efforts to understand the Idaho Judicial System, I have asked for documents regarding the Idaho Supreme Court committees and their formation and you have responded and I appreciate your time and effort to retrieve that information. I also realize that asking you for more information will not necessarily get me anywhere, so [...]
Your Tax Dollars at Work
Okay, what is this? I thought the people funded these sorts of things. It is my understanding that this (judiciary site) is part of the public domain, unless an individual allows use of their work such as the pictures posted on the Idaho Fish and Game Website. How does [...]
According to the Idaho Reporter Brad Iverson-Long tells us, “Democratic Sen. Les Bock introduced a plan Monday afternoon in a Senate committee to get rid of outdated words related mostly to mental disabilities. “Right now we use mentally retarded, we use mentally deficient,” Bock said. Three separate statutes use the word retarded. “There’s also one [...]
Attorney General Lawrence Wasden holds a stack of lawsuits filed against the state of Idaho
Lawrence Wasden does not want to take a pay cut. It is kind of like the theory of supply and demand, but in this case Idaho is getting sued a lot, so the AG’s office needs the money to fight [...]
In a recent article written by Brad Iverson-Long from the Idaho Reporter, he brings to us some interesting statements and information concerning our judicial system. Questions arise about judicial complaints and selections
One reappointment this last week was confirmed - that of J. Philip Reberger who is a non-attorney. The “appointment” of Steven A. Tuft is to be confirmed this week. [...]
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