Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 20-201A (2026)
Board created — Appointment — Nonpartisan — Terms — Vacancies — Delegation of authority.
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Board created — Appointment — Nonpartisan — Terms — Vacancies — Delegation of authority.
(1) There is hereby created a nonpartisan board of three (3) members to be known as the state board of correction, referred to in this chapter as the board, appointed by the governor to exercise the duties imposed by law. The board shall be the constitutional board of correction prescribed by section 5, article X, of the constitution of the state of Idaho. Not more than two (2) members shall belong to the same political party. Any person appointed a member of the board shall hold office for six (6) years. Vacancies in the membership of the board shall be filled in the same manner in which the original appointments are made.
(2) The board may transfer to the commission of pardons and parole any and all authority and power as it deems necessary to fulfill the duties, responsibilities and intent of this chapter and the other duties imposed upon it by law.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 6
cases (1 in the last 5 years), 2015–2022 · leading case: Pocatello Hosp., LLC v. Corizon LLC (In Re Decision on Jt. Motion to Certify Question of Law to the Idaho Supreme Court), 444 P.3d 870 (Idaho 2018).
Pocatello Hosp., LLC v. Corizon LLC (In Re Decision on Jt. Motion to Certify Question of Law to the Idaho Supreme Court), 444 P.3d 870 (Idaho 2018). “I.C. § 20-201A(1). Neither article X, section 5 of the Idaho Constitution nor section 20-201A(1) say anything of privatized medical care providers under contract with IDOC.”
Searcy v. Idaho State Bd. of Corr., 376 P.3d 750 (Idaho 2016). “X, § 5; I.C. §§ 20-201A, 20-209, 20-212, 20-244. The Board did not violate the separation of powers by enacting the SOPs and policies that resulted in the fees that are the subject of this appeal.”
Pizzuto v. IDOC, 508 P.3d 293 (Idaho 2022). “, I.C. § 20-201A (providing that the Board shall have “control, direction and management of .”
Barry Searcy v. State Bd of Corr. (Idaho Ct. App. 2015). “I.C. §§ 20-201A, 20-209(1). The Board’s prescribed powers include, but are not limited to, the power to make all necessary rules to carry out its duties, I.”
Goodrick v. Field (D. Idaho 2020). “Under this constitutional requirement, the legislature established the Board as the “constitutional board of correction prescribed by section 5, article X, of the constitution of the state of Idaho.”
Goodrick - Certified Question of Law (Idaho 2020). “X, § 5 (emphasis added). Under this constitutional requirement, the legislature established the Board as the “constitutional board of correction prescribed by section 5, article X, of the constitution of the state of Idaho.”
— Idaho Code § 20-201A(1) — 3 cases
Pocatello Hosp., LLC v. Corizon LLC (In Re Decision on Jt. Motion to Certify Question of Law to the Idaho Supreme Court), 444 P.3d 870 (Idaho 2018). “I.C. § 20-201A(1). Neither article X, section 5 of the Idaho Constitution nor section 20-201A(1) say anything of privatized medical care providers under contract with IDOC.”
Goodrick v. Field (D. Idaho 2020). “Under this constitutional requirement, the legislature established the Board as the “constitutional board of correction prescribed by section 5, article X, of the constitution of the state of Idaho.”
Goodrick - Certified Question of Law (Idaho 2020). “X, § 5 (emphasis added). Under this constitutional requirement, the legislature established the Board as the “constitutional board of correction prescribed by section 5, article X, of the constitution of the state of Idaho.”
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