Chief justice highlights loss of peer support services
BOISE — Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice G. Richard Bevan went before the Idaho Legislature on Wednesday, painting a picture of a court system facing rapidly growing demand for its services.
In the court's annual update, known as the State of the Judiciary Address, Bevan first highlighted that the judicial branch's responsibilities remain varied and complex, with Idaho’s court systems handling matters ranging from criminal procedure to land use and civil litigation.
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