Idaho § 6-2206 PATRON COMPLAINTS TO BE FORWARDED TO ATTORNEY GENERAL

Idaho Statutes

§ 6-2206 — PATRON COMPLAINTS TO BE FORWARDED TO ATTORNEY GENERAL

Idaho § 6-2206

Title 6ACTIONS IN PARTICULAR CASES

Ch. 22CONSTITUTIONALLY BASED EDUCATIONAL CLAIMS ACT

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Idaho Code § 6-2206 (2026).

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When a patron complaint is filed against a school district pursuant to this chapter, a copy of the complaint shall also be served on the attorney general, who shall notify the legislature and the superintendent of public instruction that the complaint has been filed. Either the legislature or the superintendent of public instruction may intervene as plaintiffs in the patron suit as a matter of right. No action shall be taken in the patron suit, except for the school district’s filing of an answer to the patron complaint, until a copy of the complaint has been forwarded to the attorney general and the legislature and the superintendent of public instruction have been given thirty-five (35) calendar days to decide whether to intervene as a matter of right as plaintiffs in the patron suit.

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When a patron complaint is filed against a school district pursuant to this chapter, a copy of the complaint shall also be served on the attorney general, who shall notify the legislature and the superintendent of public instruction that the complaint has been filed. Either the legislature or the superintendent of public instruction may intervene as plaintiffs in the patron suit as a matter of right. No action shall be taken in the patron suit, except for the school district’s filing of an answer to the patron complaint, until a copy of the complaint has been forwarded to the attorney general and the legislature and the superintendent of public instruction have been given thirty-five (35) calendar days to decide whether to intervene as a matter of right as plaintiffs in the patron suit.