Idaho Supreme Court, Creech
Idaho Supreme Court rejects death row inmate Creech’s cruel and unusual punishment argument
This story was first published by Idaho Reports on Nov. 27, 2024. The Idaho Supreme Court has ruled that a second attempt to execute an Idaho death row inmate would not violate his Eighth Amendment protections against cruel and unusual punishment.
Nick Koenig, a UI graduate student, compiled a report Monday with peers that includes the testimonials of 55 students who use ...
A 31-year-old man was sentenced Tuesday to 30 years in prison — the maximum allowed under the law — for his involvement in ...
The man accused of murdering four University of Idaho students two years ago may be punished with the death penalty if he ...
Newly reassembled after Idaho lawmakers let it disband, a group of Idaho medical experts is preparing a report about pregnant ...
The reason: a 2023 property tax relief law is covering more than a fifth of the statewide supplemental levy bill.
Providers are voicing their concerns about the Department of Health and Welfare's plan for the Idaho Child Care Program.
Clark Fork is trying to recover $483,000 after the city mistakenly transferred funds to a scammer impersonating a ...
Questions about the legitimacy and integrity of elections have reached a fever pitch in recent years, and one county in Idaho ...
Idaho’s Board of Canvassers — consisting of Secretary of State Phil McGrane, Controller Brandon Woolf, and Treasurer Julie ...
Clark Fork is trying to recover $483,000 after the city mistakenly transferred funds to a scammer impersonating a ...
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But in the early 1960s, activist judges who despised our founding principles issued federal court decisions that invalidated ...
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