Title 1 — COURTS AND COURT OFFICIALS
19 chapters · 159 sections in this title.
Idaho Code § 1-601 Reference to code provisions concerning other court officers
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1-601. Reference to code provisions concerning other court officers. Other officers of courts are the clerks of the district courts; stenographic reports, and the crier, bailiff and messenger of the Supreme Court. The office, bond, fees and general duties of the clerks of the dis…
Idaho Code § 1-611 Administrative director of courts — Appointment by Supreme Court — Term — Compensation
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1-611. Administrative director of courts — Appointment by Supreme Court — Term — Compensation. There is hereby established the office of the administrative director of the courts of the state of Idaho. The Supreme Court shall appoint and fix the compensation of the administrative…
Idaho Code § 1-612 Duties of administrative director
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1-612. Duties of administrative director. The administrative director, acting under the supervision and direction of the supreme court, shall: (a) Procure data from time to time and as of the close of each fiscal year with respect to these matters: the business transacted by the …
Idaho Code § 1-613 Judicial assistance needed in given district — Assignment of judge
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1-613. Judicial assistance needed in given district — Assignment of judge. Whenever the administrative director’s report indicates that there is need for judicial assistance in any court, the Supreme Court shall assign to that court any judge for a fixed period or for specific pu…
Idaho Code § 1-614 Judges and clerks of courts — Duties — Access to records
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1-614. Judges and clerks of courts — Duties — Access to records. (a) The judges, clerks and other officers of the courts shall comply with the requests made by the administrative director for the inspection, standardization, and improvement of the records and systems employed in …
Idaho Code § 1-615 Supreme Court may provide assistants — Clerical assistance
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1-615. Supreme Court may provide assistants — Clerical assistance. The Supreme Court may provide such assistants and clerical assistance to the administrative director as may be deemed necessary to perform the duties and responsibilities imposed on him by this act.