Idaho § 3-412 DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE — ADOPTION OF RULES — SUPERVISORY POWER OF SUPREME COURT

Idaho Statutes

§ 3-412 — DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE — ADOPTION OF RULES — SUPERVISORY POWER OF SUPREME COURT

Idaho § 3-412

Title 3ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW

Ch. 4BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE IDAHO STATE BAR

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Idaho Code § 3-412 (2026).

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The board of commissioners shall establish rules, subject to the approval of the Supreme Court, governing procedure in cases and investigations involving alleged misconduct of members of the Idaho State Bar, and to make and create committees for the purpose of investigating complaints and charges, which committees may be empowered to recommend to the board discipline, including reprimand, suspension or disbarment from the practice of law, in the same manner as the board itself, and the board shall thereafter consider the action of the committee and make its recommendation to the Supreme Court. The board or any such committee may designate any officer authorized by law to take depositions, to take testimony under oath in any such proceedings or investigations.

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The board of commissioners shall establish rules, subject to the approval of the Supreme Court, governing procedure in cases and investigations involving alleged misconduct of members of the Idaho State Bar, and to make and create committees for the purpose of investigating complaints and charges, which committees may be empowered to recommend to the board discipline, including reprimand, suspension or disbarment from the practice of law, in the same manner as the board itself, and the board shall thereafter consider the action of the committee and make its recommendation to the Supreme Court. The board or any such committee may designate any officer authorized by law to take depositions, to take testimony under oath in any such proceedings or investigations.