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Guard's altercation with anti-Boise Pride protester led to lawsuit. What a judge decided - Vimarsana News

Guard's altercation with anti-Boise Pride protester led to lawsuit. What a judge decided

City cannot be held liable for events of a public demonstration, judge said.

Source: yahoo.com
Prosecutors to attend all BOCC meetings - Vimarsana News

Prosecutors to attend all BOCC meetings

Bonner County prosecutors will now be required to attend all Bonner County commissioners’ regular business meetings, including executive sessions, after a motion was approved Tuesday morning.

Idaho AG is Fired Up to Appeal Federal Judge's Overturning of State's Ban on Child Mutilation - Vimarsana News

Idaho AG is Fired Up to Appeal Federal Judge's Overturning of State's Ban on Child Mutilation

Not on his watch

Source: hotair.com
Judge temporarily blocks enforcement of Idaho law on gender-affirming care for transgender youth - Vimarsana News

Judge temporarily blocks enforcement of Idaho law on gender-affirming care for transgender youth

Transgender youth in Idaho can continue to legally seek gender-affirming care — for now — after a federal judge on Tuesday blocked a controversial law from taking effect until the

Judge affirms Camp Bay Road vacation - Vimarsana News

Judge affirms Camp Bay Road vacation

A First District Court judge has affirmed Bonner County commissioners' vacation of Camp Bay Road. The ruling could potentially put an end to a several-year debate over public access to Lake Pend Oreille via Camp Bay Road. In the 18-page ruling, District Judge Cynthia Meyer found the BOCC's vacation of the road met Idaho Code, that due process was not violated, and there was insufficient evidence to show bias on the board's part. Meyer also found the board's decision was in the public's interest because it guarantees public access to the lake on a pathway being created ...