Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 1-105 (2026)
Criminal procedure — Supreme Court rules govern.
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Criminal procedure — Supreme Court rules govern.
Procedures in the district court or magistrate’s division of the district court involving criminal actions which, prior to January 11, 1971, were triable in the probate court, justice court or police court, shall be governed by rules of the Supreme Court.
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case, 1975–1975 · leading case: State v. Griffith, 539 P.2d 604 (Idaho 1975).
State v. Griffith, 539 P.2d 604 (Idaho 1975). “15 I.C. § 1-105 provides that criminal cases formerly prosecuted in the justice courts and now tried in the magistrate’s division are to be governed by rules of procedure promulgated by this Court.”
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