My warrant was quashed and my probation was discharged unsatisfactory.

"Pending" or "closed" in the old computer system was kind of an internal thing with the clerk's office, I believe. Cases that has current activity...

Frequenting is found at Idaho Code 37-2732(d): "It shall be unlawful for any person to be present at or on premises of any place where he knows...

I have been sent a collection notice from an agency in Texas, for an unpaid traffic citation in Oregon 15 years ago.

You'd need to ask an attorney in Oregon about any statute of limitations. There is often not any SOL regarding the government collecting on...

Yes, anybody can contact the probation office and let them know the concerns. You might not be able to remain anonymous, however.

Ex hasn't responded to counterclaim. neither party has given disclosures. Judge set Scheduling Conf already. Can I reschedule ?

Family Law Rule 701 tells the court it can set a scheduling conference in order to guide the case. The scheduling conference "should ordinarily be...

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My child wants the judge to know that she wants to continue living with the parent who's raised them. I can't afford an attorney

The participation of children is limited by court rule. See Family Law Rule 119. However, that rule also authorizes a "court interview of a...

I believe that means only that it was filed prior to the conversion to the court's new database program. The conversion started in 2015. Ada...

How do I avoid sr22 or probation from a no insurance ticket?

Pursuant to Idaho Code 49-1208, a conviction for 49-1229, -1232 or -1428 will require a person to have SR22 insurance for 1 year (3 years if a...

What if I were to enlist in June as a 17 year-old with my parents' "ok", and then apply for ASCP to go to college?

A quick search on ASCP indicates you have to have 24 college credits already. Additionally, I suspect there is a preference for persons who have...

Can I claim emancipation at 17 if I am accepted into a college as a member afrotc?

I'm not sure I understand your question, but participating in ROTC does not emancipate you. Idaho does not have any statutory provision for...