Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 39-5717 (2026)
Shipping requirements — tobacco products or electronic smoking devices.
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Shipping requirements — tobacco products or electronic smoking devices.
Each permittee who mails or ships tobacco products or electronic smoking devices in connection with a delivery sale order shall include as part of the shipping documents a clear and conspicuous statement providing as follows:
TOBACCO PRODUCTS or electronic smoking devices: IDAHO LAW PROHIBITS SHIPPING TO INDIVIDUALS UNDER THE AGE OF TWENTY-ONE (21) YEARS AND REQUIRES THE PAYMENT OF TAXES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 25, TITLE 63, IDAHO CODE. PERSONS VIOLATING THIS LAW MAY BE CIVILLY AND CRIMINALLY LIABLE.
Anyone who delivers any such container distributes tobacco products or electronic smoking devices as defined in section 39-5702(5), Idaho Code, and is subject to the terms and requirements of this chapter. If a permittee taking a delivery sale order also delivers the tobacco products or electronic smoking devices without using a third-party delivery service, the permittee shall comply with all the requirements of vendor-assisted sales as defined in section 39-5702(17), Idaho Code.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2
cases, 2010–2010 · leading case: State, Ex Rel. Wasden v. Maybee, 224 P.3d 1109 (Idaho 2010).
State, Ex Rel. Wasden v. Maybee, 224 P.3d 1109 (Idaho 2010). “§ 39-5716 requires delivery sellers to include specific language concerning health risks and taxes on all advertisements or websites; and I.C. § 39-5717 requires that each delivery sales order include a document with the following language: “TOBACCO PRODUCTS: IDAHO LAW PROHIBITS…”
State v. Scott B. Maybee (Idaho 2010). “§ 39-5716 requires delivery sellers to include specific language concerning health risks and taxes on all advertisements or websites; and I.C. § 39-5717 requires that each delivery sales order include a document with the following language: “TOBACCO PRODUCTS: IDAHO LAW PROHIBITS…”
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