Idaho may not have the busiest railroads in America, but multiple rail companies operate in the state. Aside from the usual passenger carriers, many freight carriers pass through the state as part of their distribution routes. For teenagers – and perhaps for some...
Compared to other forms of theft, shoplifting may seem like the least damaging to society. You might think that because you’re stealing goods from a store, you’re hurting no one else but a business that can easily replace its stocks. You might also think that because...
Since cocaine is a Schedule I narcotic, Idaho law imposes harsh penalties on those who are convicted of possession, sale or trafficking of the drug. Persons arrested on cocaine charges could face many years in prison. However, defendants remain innocent until proven...
An arrest for assault or battery in Idaho requires a reliable defense to avoid a criminal record. People guilty of these crimes could receive fines, jail time, or both. After an arrest, the accused must understand the charges and the possible penalties. Assault and...
Most criminals are allowed to retain their possessions after being imprisoned or convicted of crimes. However, there are drug crimes that are committed using advanced manufacturing supplies or inside of covert houses. Criminal forfeiture in Idaho removes the assets...
Selling illicit drugs in Idaho can result in serious penalties. However, when the sale takes place in the presence of a minor, the laws are even stiffer. Selling drugs in a minor’s presence In Idaho, it’s illegal for a person to sell, manufacture, possess or deliver...
