Idaho Supreme Court to Visit Rexburg, Twin Falls

The Idaho Supreme Court Justices sit at a table on stage in an auditorium and listen to a lawyer as she delivers her oral arguments in a case. Fifteen people sit in rows of chairs and observe the court proceedings.

The Idaho Supreme Court hears oral arguments at BYU-Idaho in November 2024. Photo courtesy of BYU-Idaho.

The Idaho Supreme Court will hear cases in Rexburg and Twin Falls this week as part of its regular travels across the state. Idaho’s highest court is a traveling court. The Constitution and state law require the Supreme Court to travel periodically to communities across the state to hear cases outside Boise. These sessions not only fulfill the Court’s duty under the law, but also provide Idahoans with an opportunity to see the judicial process firsthand.

The Court’s schedule includes hearings on Wednesday at Brigham Young University-Idaho in Rexburg, and Thursday at the Twin Falls County Court Facility in Twin Falls.

Members of the public are welcome to attend the hearings, which are open to all. For information on attending court and on the cases to be heard, visit isc.idaho.gov.