Idaho Practice Materials: A Selective Annotated Bihliograpby*

Leinaala R. Seeger**

The author provides a selective listing of Idaho legal publications, includ­ ing primary sources, treatises, and current continuing legal education materials that are typically used in the practice of law in Idaho.

Introduction This annotated bibliography is one in a series on state practice materials published in the Law Library Journal.! Both primary and secondary materials currently used in the practice of law in Idaho are included. This bibliography is arranged in five main parts. The first, "General Publications," encompasses commonly used primary source materials such as statutes, legislation, case reports, and administrative law materials. The sec­ ond, "Periodicals," includes legal and law-related journals and newspapers published in the state of Idaho. "CD-ROMs-Full Text" lists products that are comprised primarily of Idaho legal and law-related materials. The fourth part, "Electronic Services," contains such services that are primarily produced in Idaho and comprised of Idaho legal or law-related materials, either in full text or summary form, including those available through the Internet. The final part,

- * © Leinaala R. Seeger. 1995. I would like to thank Professor Elizabeth Barker Brandt and Acting Dean John A. Miller for their encouragement and suggestions. ** Director of the Law Library and Associate Professor of Law. University of Idaho College of Law Library; Moscow, Idaho. 1. See Robert L. Brown, An Annotated Bibliography of Current New York State Practice Materials, . 73 LAW LIBR. J. 28 (1980); Bruce S. Johnson, Michigan Practice Materials: A Selective, Annotated Bibliography, 73 LAW LIBR. J.672 (1980); Karl T. Gruben & Linda Philipp, An Annotated Bibliography ofTexas Practice Materials, 74 LAW LIBR. J.87 (1981); Bethany J. Ochal, California Current State Practice Materials: An Annotated Bibliography, 74 LAW LIBR. J.281 (1981); Joel Fishman & Marc Silverman, Pennsylvania Practice Materials: A Select Annotated Bibliography, 78 LAW LIBR. J.73 (1986); Christina M. Senezak, New Jersey Practice Materials: A Select Annotated Bibliography, 79 LAW LIBR. J.689 (1987); Arturo L. Torres & Cnrol Elliott, Arizona Practice Materials: A Selective Annotated Bibliography, 80 LAW LIBR. J.577 (1988); Kathryn R. Fitzhugh, Arkansas Practice Materials: A Selective Annotated Bibliography, 81 LAW LIBR. J.277 (1989); Lynn B. Kitchens & Timothy A. Lewis, Alabama Practice Materials: A Selective Annotated Bibliography, 82 LAW LIBR. J.703 (1990); Mary A. Woodward, New Mexico Practice Materials: A Selective Annotated Bibliography, 84 LAW LIBR. J.93 (1992); Kory D. Staheli, Utah Practice Materials: A Selective Anllotated Bibliography, 87 LAW LIBR. J.28 (1995).

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"Idaho Practice Treatises and Materials," lists treatises, looseleaf services, and other law-related practice material alphabetically by subject. Annotations are derived directly from review of the materials themselves. Where materials were unavailable, annotations were based on printed descrip­ tions of the resource provided by publishers through sales literature or through direct contact. Bracketed information indicates that I supplied the information. Self-explanatory titles were not provided with annotations. . Excluded from this bibliography are audio-visual works, and articles and chapters from larger works unless reprints are available for purchase. Older and out-of-print titles are included only where they remain the best source in a particular topical area. Contact information for publishers, including addresses and telephone numbers, is provided ,in the appendix. Publishers should be contacted directly to ascertain current availability and publication format, as well as cost or access instructions.

General Publications Statutory Sources Advance Annotation Service to Idaho Code. Charlottesville, Va.: Michie Butterworth Co., 1981- . Three cumulative issues per year. Provides annotations to the Idaho Code until superseded by annual supplementation. Idaho Code Containing the General Laws of Idaho Annotated.2 Charlottesville, Va.: Michie Butterworth Co., 1948- . State designated official version of the Idaho Code, codifying the Compiled Laws, 1947. Thirteen numbered volumes and an unnumbered Idaho Court Rules volume in twenty-five volumes. Includes annota­ tions, historical notes, and research references. Volumes 12-13 comprise a subject index. Updated by annual pocket parts and softbound cumulative supplements. Thornton's Idaho State Code. Idaho Falls, Idaho: Thornton Publishing Corp., 1991-. Annual. Four numbered softcover volumes containing an un annotated version of the current state code. The date of the last revision of each section is shown in parentheses following the text of the section. Volume 4 includes a detailed topical index and a list of sections affected with citation to legislative bill number. At separate charge, the publisher also provides a full-text version in WordPerfect (Windows or DOS); an electronic index which works on any IBM compatible computer; and Thornton's Citation Service. 3

Legislation Daily Data. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Legislative Services Office, 1970-. Issued weekly in a print compilation during legislative sessions. Enumerates each bill as introduced,

2. As a convenience for practitioners, the Michie Butterworth Company also separately issues individual portions of the Idaho Code: Idaho Criminal and Traffic Law Manual (1995), Idaho Fish and Game Laws (1994), Idaho Public Utilities Law (1994), Idaho Civil Rules, Pocket Edition (1995), and Idaho Criminal Rules, Pocket Edition (1995), 3. See infra p. 540. 536 Law Library Journal [Vol. 87:3

with brief descriptive statement, dates and listing of subsequent action. It is reprinted with a cumulative subject index each Monday during the session, current through the previous Friday. The front cover serves as a bill reading calendar for both houses. During the week, the status ofbiIls is updated through the Mini-Data4 for both legislative houses. At the close of the legislative session, a Daily Data, Final Edition, is issued. The Final Edition is a complete compilation of all legislation introduced, with final disposition and legislative briefs. General Laws ofthe State ofIdaho. Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers, 1890- . Biennial, 1890-1968; annual, 1969- . Official publication of the general and special laws enacted in each Idaho legislative session. Includes a subject index, an index of sections of the Idaho Code affected by new legislation, numerical lists of Senate and House bills enacted with chapter number, and numerical lists of Senate and House joint memorials and concurrent resolutions. Included also are directories of Idaho elected officials and legislators by district. The General Laws ofthe Territory of Idaho, 1863-1889, were published by the Territorial Printer and are available on microfiche from William S. Hein & Co. (1863-). Journal of the House of Representatives of the State of Idaho. Boise, Idaho: House of Representatives, 1890- . Daily during legislative session; compiled into final annual volume. Contains a day-by-day account of action taken. Includes introduc­ tion of legislation, voting records, line amendments to some bills, and communi­ cation from the Senate and the governor. Included are indexes by subject matter and numerical lists of all bills introduced in the House, Senate bills introduced in the House, and bills enacted. Journal of the Senate of the State of Idaho. Boise, Idaho: Senate, 1890-. Daily during legislative session; compiled into final annual volume. Contains a day-by-day account of action taken. Includes introduction of legislation, voting records, line amendments to some bills, and communication from the House and the governor. Included are indexes by subject matter, and numerical lists of all bills introduced in the Senate, House bills introduced in the Senate, and bills enacted. Mini-Data: House [or Senate] Bill Status. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Legislative Services Office, 1973-. Daily during legislative session. A numerical listing by bill number, a separate Mini-Data is produced daily for t~e House and for the Senate. It provides current status of legislation. A Final Mini-Data is issued at the close of the legislative session. For complete histories of legislation, see Daily DataS and Daily Data, Final Edition. [Slip Bills]. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Legislative Services Office, 1890- . Printed during legislative session. Includes bills and amendments and corrections. Printed copies of individual bills may be requested from the Legislative Mail Room during the legislative session; at other times, requests must be directed to the Idaho Legisla­ tive Services Office.

Case Reports Idaho Bankruptcy Court Report: Opinions of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Idaho. Boise, Idaho: Goller Publishing Corp., 1980- . Looseleaf; published as issued. Contains opinions of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District - 4. See infra p. 536. 5. See supra p. 535. 1995] Idaho Practice Materials 537

of Idaho and the bankruptcy appellate opinions of the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho. Includes cumulative chronological and alphabetical tables of opinions, and a statute index to applicable federal and state statutes, rules, and constitutional provisions cited in the opinions. Idaho Bankruptcy Court Report Reference Annual. Boise, Idaho: Goller Publishing Corp., 1980-. Annual. Provides a cumulative table of citations to the United States Code, state statutes, and federal and state rules from opinions included in Idaho Bankruptcy Court Report. Also provides a cumulative table of opinions reported by debtor's or litigants' names. Idaho Reports: Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the [Territory and} State of Idaho. Various publishers, 1882-1946. Cases since May 28, 1946 have been published by the West Publishing Company. Volumes 1 (published in 1882) and 2 (1903) contained decisions of the Supreme Court of Idaho Territory, covering the periods 1866-80 and 1881-90 respectively. Begin­ ning with volume 3 (1903) and continuing through volume 101 (1980-81), the Idaho Reports contained the decisions ofthe Supreme Court ofthe State ofIdaho. Starting with volume 102 (1981-82), decisions of the Court of Appeals, established in 1982, have been included. The Idaho Reports serve as the official reports of the state. No advance sheets are issued; the researcher must refer to the Idaho Supreme Court Report and Idaho Court ofAppeals Report (described in the next entry) or the advance sheets of the Pacific Reporter, Second Series for advance opinions. Microfiche of volumes 1-32 of the Idaho Reports, covering the period 1866- 1918/20, are available from the Law Library Microform Consortium; later volumes will be made available as the copyright expires. Idaho Supreme Court Report and Idaho Court ofAppeals Report. Boise, Idaho: Goller Publishing Corp., 1990- . Biweekly. Each issue contains the complete text of opinions released for publication during the previous two weeks, including ethics opinions and orders from the Supreme Court. Each issue also contains a cumulative statute index, a chronological table of cases, and a c,umulative alphabetical table of cases, with parallel citations to the Pacific Reporter, Second Series. Continues Idaho Supreme Court Report and Idaho Court of Appeals Reports, 1985-89. Pacific Reporter. 300 volumes. St. Paul, Minn.: West Publishing Co., 1883-1931. Contains reported decisions of the states of Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. Pacific Reporter, Second Series. St. Paul, Minn.: West Publishing Co., 1931-. Approxi­ mately 20 volumes published annually. Contains reported decisions from the states of Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Ne­ vada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. Updated weekly by advance sheets. [Records and Briefs}. Boise, Idaho: Supreme Court Clerk, 1890- . Documents from both the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals may be requested from the Supreme Court Clerk.

Digests and'Indexes Idaho Digest. St. Paul, Minn.: West Publishing Co., 1937- . 10 numbered volumes in 18 volumes. Updated by annual cumulative pocket parts or supplements, replace­ ment volumes, and the digest sections of the advance sheets and newer bound 538 Law Library Journal [Vol. 87:3

volumes of the Pacific Reporter, Second Series. Digests and indexes Idaho state court decisions from 1866 to the present that are reported in the Pacific Reporter, Pacific Reporter, Second Series, and Idaho Reports; and Idaho cases decided in federal court decisions from Idaho. The West topic and key number system is used to organize the material. Volume 1 and its cumulative supplement constitute a descriptive word index. Also contains table of cases, defendant-plaintiff table, and words and phrases. Pacific Digest. St. Paul, Minn.: West Publishing Co., 1932- . Updated by annual cumulative pocket parts or supplements, replacement volumes, and the digest sections of the advance sheets and newer bound volumes of the Pacific Reporter, Second Series. Indexes cases reported in the Pacific Reporter,' Pacific Reporter, Second Series; Idaho Reports and Idaho cases decided in federal courts using West's Topic and Key Number system. Includes an alphabetical table of cases and a descriptive word index. Snake River Basin Adjudication Digest. Boise, Idaho: Ridenbaugh Press, 1993- . Bi-weekly; updated through OnLine Idaho. 6 This newsletter monitors the progress of and summarizes deliberations in federal and state courts pertaining to Idaho claims to water from the Snake River Basin, and reports on related activity from the executive and legislative branches. Regular features include a docket sheet, activity calendar, water flow and snowpack statistics. The inaugural issue of March 1, 1993, presents an overview of the adjudication.

Opinions Idaho Attorney General's Annual Report: Opinions and Selected Informal Guidelines. Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers, 1890- . Annual. Compilation of official opin­ ions, arranged by opinion number, and selected informal guidelines, arranged chronologically. Both sections include topical indices to relevant documents, and tables of statutes cited. Title, frequency, and publisher varies from 1890-1980. Available in microfilm from Trans-Media, 1893-date; microfiche, from William S. Hein & Co., 1979- . [Idaho Attorney General~ Slip Opinions.] Boise, Idaho: Office of the Attorney General, 1970?- . Single copies are available from the Office of the Attorney General. [Idaho Ethics Opinions]. Under the Idaho State Bar Commission Rules for Review of Professional Conduct, the Idaho Supreme Court has inherent power and exclusive responsibility for maintenance of standards for professional conduct, and for the structure and administration of review of such conduct. Disciplinary matters resolved by the Bar Commission's Professional Conduct Board, its hearing com­ mittees, or bar counsel may be required to be noted in The Advocate.7 Matters referred to the Idaho Supreme Court for review that result in formal sanctions by the Court are required to be printed in The Advocate, and are reprinted in the Idaho Supreme Court Report and the Idaho Court ofAppeals Report. Formal opinions of the Idaho Supreme Court are reprinted in the Idaho Reports.

Administrative Law and Procedure Idaho Administrative Bulletin. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Office of the State Controller, Division of Statewide Administrative Rules, 1993- . Monthly. Updates the Idaho

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Administrative Code. Publishes all notices and text of proposed, temporary, nego­ tiated or final rule-makings, corrections; public hearing schedules; other notices; and Executive Orders. Internally, the Bulletin is arranged sequentially using a uniform rule docketing system. Beginning with issue 95-5, May 3, 1995, the Bulletin includes a Sections Affected Index and a Cumulative Index of Adminis­ trative Rule-Makings in each issue. The Cumulative Index cumulates all changes to specific agency rules from July 1, 1993. Idaho Administrative Code. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Office of the State Controller, Division of Statewide Administrative Rules, 1994- . Eight numbered softbound volumes; to be supplemented annually. The Code is the official publication of final admin­ istrative rules. In its initial issue in 1994, the Code included all administrative rules in effect as of October 5, 1994. Organized in sequential volumes arranged by a numerical agency identification code, known as "IDAPA." A Numerical Index of IDAPA Designations for Idaho Agencies is provided in the Preface to each volume. To update the Code provisions, consult the Cumulative Index of Administrative Rule-Makings in the most recent Idaho Administrative Bulletin to determine which issues of the Bulletin contain changes. [Idaho Board of Tax Appeals Opinions, Decisions and Orders]. Boise, Idaho: The Board, 1969-. Updated on irregular basis. Includes Memorandum Opinions and Orders and Final Decisions and Orders. The Idaho Public Affairs Digest. Boise, Idaho: Ridenbaugh Press, 1996- . Continues the Idaho Government Digest and Idaho Digest; numbering begins with vol. 11, no. 1, February 1996. Serves as a current-awareness and forecasting tool for Idaho government, politics, policy, business, law, resources, and journalism. The "Offi­ cial Actions" section notes key legislation, draft rules awaiting gubernatorial approval, state rules adopted, and appellate court decisions issued. A "Calendar" provides legislative and administrative hearing dates, as well as appellate court terms. An "Idaho References Update" section provides URL addresses for new state web sites. Updated information is available through Online Idaho. 8 [Idaho Industrial Commission]. Idaho Worker:S- Compensation Decisions. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Executive Services, 1981- . Looseleaf volumes; updated monthly. Reprints in full the decisions and orders of the Idaho Industrial Commission, as well as appeals to the Idaho Supreme Court. Each update is accompanied by a monthly subject index, with twelve standard topics, and a case name index arranged by tribunal. [Idaho Public Utilities Commission]. Before the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. Boise, Idaho: the Commission, 195?- . Updated; published as issued. Orders of the Commission. Idaho State Tax Commission Decisions. Boise, Idaho: the Commission, 1994- . Up­ dated; published as issued. Includes list in docket number order, with notation of date issued and tax type addressed in decision. Citators Idaho Blue & White Book. St. Paul, Minn.: West Publishing Co., 1881- . Provides parallel citations to the Pacific Reporter for those decisions published in the Idaho Reports, beginning with volume 2. It also provides references to the Idaho Reports from a Pacific Reporter citation.

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Shepard's Idaho Citations. 5th ed. Colorado Springs, Co.: Shepard's/McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1995. Case edition and Statute edition in two bound volumes. Supplemented quarterly. The Case edition contains citations to Idaho cases reported in the Idaho Reports and the Pacific Reporter. The Statute edition includes citations to the U.S. and Idaho Constitutions, the U.S. Code, the Idaho Code and session laws, federal and state court rules, and jury instructions. The Statute edition also contains a Table of Idaho Acts by Popular Names and an Idaho Case Name Table. Thornton's Citation Service to the Idaho State Code. Idaho Falls, Idaho: Thornton Publishing Corp., 1995- . Annual, with semi-annual update. Provides citations to Idaho code sections, including court rules, in "Bluebook9 style." Arranged by code section or rule number, the citation includes the names of the parties, citation to opinion in the Pacific or FederaJ Reporter, and the date of the case. Citations to cases which have construed sections of previous editions of the state code have been redesignated to the current code sections by the publisher's staff. Includes both the text of, and index to, the Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure.

Court Rules Idaho Court Rules. Charlottesville, Va.: Michie Butterworth, 1948- . Issued as part of the Idaho Code. III Single softbound volume replaced annually. Includes both federal and Idaho court rules. Annotations from relevant Idaho state and federal appellate courts, as well as opinions of the Attorney General, are included. Rule changes are noted in The Advocate, 11 and are summarized in an annual pull-out section in the June issue.

r Directories Idaho Blue Book. Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers, 1969-70- . Biennial. In addition to historical, educational, economic, demographic and other useful state informa­ tion, this handbook includes detailed directories of Idaho's congressional delega­ tion; executive, legislative and judicial branches; and officials of county govern­ ments. [Idaho Legislature}. Legislative Directory. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Legislative Services Office, 1976- . Annual. Provides lists and contact information for: legislators, by district and alphabetically; leadership and administration; legislative service agen­ cies; elected officia:Is; state departments; and news media. Idaho State Bar Desk Book. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar, 1966- . Annual. Contains an alphabetical roster of bar members, with firm addresses, telephone and fax numbers, and a geographical roster by name. Also includes a complete federal and state court directory, state district and magistrate rules, the Code of Judicial Conduct, member roster and rules for the Judicial Council, the Idaho Bar Commis­ sion Rules, and the Idaho Rules of Professional Conduct. Profiles and directories for the Idaho State Bar and the Idaho Law Foundation are provided, as well as a list of publications available from them. Idaho State Government Telephone Directory. Boise, Idaho: Dept. of Administration, 1993- . Annual. An indispensable collection of general information, including Idaho zip codes and calling prefixes; listings of legislators and state departments - 9. See infra p. 542. 10. See supra p. 535. 11. See infra p. 541. 1995] Idaho Practice Materials 541

within the Boise area and out-of-area, with staff names and contact information; and an alphabetical listing of state employees. Tucker Legal Directory: 1995 Directory of Idaho Attorneys, including Eastern Wash­ ington and Eastern Oregon Attorneys. Annual. Boise, Idaho: Tucker & Assocs., 1995. Provdes alphabetical listing of attorneys and firms, as well as detailed directories for the federal and state courts and judicial districts, and county information.

Periodicals Journals The Advocate. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar, 1957- . Monthly. Official journal of the Idaho State Bar. Includes announcements and reports from the state bar and its sections, the Idaho Law Foundation, and local bar associations; articles; listings of CLE opportunities; disciplinary orders and opinions required to be published; court rule changes from state and federal Idaho courts; and synopses of issues in new cases on appeal. An annual pull-out section containing the Idaho Supreme Court annual report includes court rule revisions. The annual reports of the Idaho State Bar and the Idaho Law Foundation also appear in this journal. Back issues from volume 23 to the present (1980- ) are available on microfiche from William S. Hein & Co. Idaho Law Review. Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho College of Law, 1964- . Quarterly. Contains articles, notes, and comments on issues of interest to the legal community. The third issue is devoted to an annual symposium topic; the fourth includes a community property update. A separate cumulative index for volumes 26-30 is available. Continues Idaho Law Journal (volumes 1-3, 1931-33) and Idaho Law Notes (volumes 1-6, 1958-63). Idaho Trial Lawyers Association Journal. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Trial Lawyers Associa­ tion, 1970- . Quarterly. Contains articles of interest to and by trial attorneys. Two regular noteworthy features include "Court Decisions" (summarizing notable trial court cases) and "Verdicts and Settlements, ArbitrationlMediation Reports." Cop­ ies of opinions summarized in "Court Decisions" may be obtained from the ITLA office, as well as from the court in question.

Newspapers The Idaho Business Review. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Business Review, 1984- . Weekly. There is no exclusively legal or law-related newspaper in Idaho, but this newspaper provides the best coverage of state business and commercial affairs. A regular column, "The Law," focuses on legal issues'of interest to the business community. Section B of the paper, "News of Record," is comprised of information derived from public records in selected counties surrounding the Boise area. Among the information included are business filings, tax liens filed and released, district and magistrate court actions, bankruptcies, judgments, and Uniform Commericial Code filings. Idaho Statesman. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Statesman, 1864- . Daily. The Statesman pro­ vides the most comprehensive coverage of all branches of state government, as well as federal and local developments. Includes legal notices. 542 Law Library Journal [Vol. 87:3

CD-ROMs-Full Text

Idaho Law on Disc. Charlottesville, Va.: Michie Butterworth, 1993- . Quarterly. Computer laser optical disk. Uses Folio search software. Includes Idaho Supreme Court decisions from January 1944 and Court of Appeals decisions from January 1982 to the present, and the current edition of the Idaho Code, including Idaho Court Rules, with annotations. The current disk incorporates a 1994 historical file of the Idaho Code and Court Rules; the set also includes a separate 1993 historical disk of the Idaho Code and Court Rules. Idaho Reports and West:S- Idaho Code [on disc]. St. Paul, Minn.: West Publishing Co., 1993- . Quarterly. Computer laser optical disk. Uses PREMISE PC software. Contains the full text of Idaho decisions reported in the Pacific Reporter, Second Series, from volume 154 (1945-) and an unannotated 1994 Idaho Code, updated by 1995 session laws. A~so contains Idaho Attorney General Opinions from 1977 to the present, and Northwest Personal Injury Litigation Reports from 1993 to the present. InSource: The Red Books [Idaho]. Chatsworth, Ca.: National Insurance Law Service, 1991-. Monthly. Computer laser optical disk. Uses TMS software. Contains Idaho insurance laws, related laws, regulations, bulletins, and attorney general opinions, as well as federal ins.urance laws. The publisher has announced that updating between issuance of the monthly discs will be provided on its home page when that is made available.

Electronic Services

OnLine Idaho (OLI). Boise, Idaho: Ridenbaugh Press, 1992- . Updated as needed. Access is available using most computers, modems and communications software; free access software is available as well. No charge for basic access; subscribers to the Snake River Basin Adjudication Digest12 may access the service free of charge. Materials included on the service include both Digests and other documen­ tation and materials related to state government. Selected Snake River Adjudica­ tion decisions are available in full-text. State of Idaho Government Home Page. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Department of Admini­ stration, 1995-. Includes information and resources from the executive, legislative and judicial branches. The Judicial Home Page, which succeeds Idaholaw, the electronic bulletin board of the Idaho Supreme Court, includes full-text opinions of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals within three hours of official release, as well as press releases on new decisions, summaries of cases on appeal, and court rules. The Administrative Home Page contains the Idaho Administrative Code and the Idaho Administrative Bulletin. [Uniform Resource Locator: http:// www.state.id.uslJ State ofIdaho Public Utilities Commission Home Page. Boise, Idaho: the Commission, 1995- . Includes current and archived opinions and orders of the Commission, as well as agendas, meeting notes, and other useful information. The archive docu­ ments are presented in WordPerfect 5.2 format. [Uniform Resource Locator: http://www.puc.state.id.us/]

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Idaho Practice Treatises and Materials Administrative Law and Procedure Idaho Administrative Procedure Act, Special Edition. Moscow, Idaho: Idaho Law Review, 1994. Published as volume 30, no. 2 of the Idaho Law Review, this special issue features articles on the foundations of the Idaho Administrative Procedure Act of 1992 and legislative review of administrative rules under the Act, and provides a primer for practitioners and the text of the Act itself. Available by single issue. The New Idaho Administrative Procedures Act and Idaho Lawyer's [sic] Online. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1993. Manual. Provides an overview of the 1992 Idaho Administrative Procedures Act, including the new office of the Administra­ tive Rule Coordinator, publication requirements for the new Idaho Administrative Code and Idaho Administrative Bulletin, agency rulemaking procedures, contested cases and judicial review, access to agency staff memoranda and cross-examination of sponsors of such memoranda, disqualification of hearing officers, and index of agency precedential orders. The technology portion of the manual addresses electronic access to Idaho regulations. Agricultural Law Agricultural Law-Agricultural Leasing. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1991. . Addresses farm liability policies, agricultural leases, agricultural foreclosures, basic, water law, the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, and environmental regulation of agricultural practices. Appellate Practice and Procedure Idaho Appellate Handbook. 2d ed. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1989. Loose­ leaf. Prepared by the Idaho Appellate Handbook Committee in conjunction with the American Bar Association National Joint Project on Appellate Handbooks. Covers the decision process in state appellate courts and the Ninth Circuit, stand­ ards of appellate review, and the process of appeal, including pre- and post-decision motions in state and federal systems. Special proceedings and appellate practice management and advocacy are also addressed. Bankruptcy Law Annual McCall Bankruptcy Seminar. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation and the Idaho State Bar, Commercial Law & Bankruptcy Section, 1983- . Annual. In its 13th year, the 1995 handbook addresses post-confirmation issues, commercial leases, evidence from the perspective of a bankruptcy judge, divorce considera­ tions under the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1994, lien avoidance, and ethics. Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1994. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation and the Idaho State Bar, Commercial Law & Bankruptcy Section, 1994. Includes a section-by­ section description and commentary on the Act's provisions. Burri, Laura E., et al. Fundamentals of Bankruptcy Law & Procedure in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1994. Addresses the Bankruptcy Code and Rules, bankruptcy case management, automatic stay litigation, Chapter 11 confirmation status, Chapter 13 issues, and protection of the creditor's position and other remedies. Gourley, Kimbell D. and John F. Kurtz, Jr. How to Protect Secured Interests in Bankruptcy in Idaho. Examines secured interests under state law and the federal 544 Law Library Journal [Vol. 87:3

bankruptcy code, claims of secured creditors, automatic stays, defeating the debt­ or's plan, other creditor remedies, competing claims and use, and sale and lease of collateral.

Business/Corporate Law Annual Business Law Symposium: Do You Really Want to Arbitrate? Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation and the Idaho State Bar, Corporate & Securities Law Section, 1995. The initial effort at what is scheduled to be an annual symposium addresses state and Canadian provincial developments in securities law and arbi­ tration. Annual Corporate Counsel Workshop. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1972- . Annual. The 22d annual workshop, held in 1994, covered benefits of conducting and managing litigation through in-house trial lawyers and staff or through an outside firm, contract issues, software licensing, employment law (violence, sex discrimination, and disability issues in the workplace), and cross border trade implications of NAFTA. Batt, William J., et al. Limited Liability Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. Addresses tax considerations in forming an LLC or LLP, compliance under state law, advantages of LLCs, history and status, and selected business and ethical issues. Bock, Lee, et al. The Handbookfor Idaho Nonprofit Corporations. 2d ed. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar, Corporate & Securities Section, Committee on Nonprofit Organi­ zations, 1994. Looseleaf. Covers organizational and operational overview, forma­ tion, organizational meeting, obtaining tax-exempt status, maintaining charitable status, operation, tax considerations, and dissolution. Idaho Corporate & Securities Law Report. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar, Corporate & Securities Section, 1990- . IrregUlar. Includes articles of interest to section mem­ bers, summaries of Section activities, practice pointers, and notices of forthcoming CLE programs. Limited Liability Companies in Idaho & The New Idaho Nonprofit Corporation Act. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar, Corporate & Securities Law Section, 1993. Covers LLC legislation, formation of LLCs, relation of members and managers to third parties, financial issues, transfers of interests and admission of new members, and dissolution, disassociation, merger and conversions. A detailed analysis of the Idaho Nonprofit Corporation Act is also provided.

Civil Procedure Brassey, Andrew C. and Mark H. Manweiler. Effective Discovery Procedures in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1994. Considers the following topics from both a plaintiff and defense perspective: rules of discov­ ery, ethical issues, discovery techniques, depositions, informal discovery and investigation strategies.

Commercial Law Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code: Where Do We Go from Here? Moscow, Idaho: Idaho Law Review, 1993. Originally published in volume 29, number 3 of the Idaho Law Review, this 1993 symposium issue reviews the Article 9 Study Committee report, Article 9 and real estate law, repurchase agreements, perfection 1995] Idaho Practice Materials 545

by possession, chattel paper financing, and purchase money collateral. Available by single issue.

Community Property Annual Review of Community Property Law. Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho College of Law, Idaho Law Review, 1991-92- . Annual; published in the fourth issue of the Idaho Law Review. Comprised of a mix of scholarly and practice-ori­ ented professional and student articles and comments, the Review seeks to cover issues arising in all community property jurisdictions. Available as part of subscrip­ tion to the Idaho Law Review or by separate subscription. Brockelbank, W. J. The Community Property Law of Idaho (with comparisons with the law ofother states). [Boise, Idaho]: Idaho State Bar Association and the Idaho State Bar Foundation [cI962]. Still considered the seminal treatise in Idaho community property law, this volume addresses conditions of existence of a community, what is community property, liabilities of the community, community property and conflict of laws, management and control, liquidation of the community, litigation, and taxation. Community Property Law of Idaho. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1982. A revised edition of the Brockelbank work, this manual addresses conditions of existence of the community, identification of community property, relationship to other forms of concurrent ownership, management and control, liquidation upon divorce or death, taxation and conflict of laws.

Constitutional Law Colson, Dennis C.Idaho's Constitution: The Tie That Binds. Moscow, Idaho: Univer­ sity of Idaho Press, 1991. A vibrant history of Idaho's constitution, this compre­ hensive work draws heavily on the Proceedings and Debates of the Constitutional Convention of Idaho (1889) to illustrate the intent of the drafters. Crowley, Donald and Florence Heffron. The Idaho Constitution: A Reference Guide. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1994. Nineteenth in the Greenwood Press series entitled Reference Guides to the State Constitutions ofthe. United States, this manual provides a succinct constitutional history of Idaho, followed by detailed analysis and commentary on each section of the twenty-one articles of the state constitution. Includes'a table of cases. Idaho Constitutional Issues. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law F:oundation and the Idaho Law Review, 1995. Explores the status of the Idaho Constitution in the federal system, interpretation by Idaho courts of provisions of the state Constitution that are compa­ rable to the federal Bill of Rights, the Idaho Constitution and local government, court rules and divided powers in the state constitution, and the law of standing.

Criminal Law and Procedure Criminal Law. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1992. This manual covers drug defense and forfeiture, DUI defense, special capital case issues and procedures, courtroom exhibits and evidence, plea bargaining and charging decisions.

Debtor-Creditor Law Collins, Patrick V., et al. Effective Mortgage Foreclosure Techniques in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1994. Issues covered in this manual 546 Law Library Journal [Vol. 87:3

include drafting to simplify foreclosure and deed of trust enforcement, judicial foreclosure of mortgages and deeds of trust, ethical obligations, and protection of interests. Faucher, Robert A. and Kimbell D. Gourley. Idaho Foreclosure and Repossession. Bau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. This handbook covers real property foreclosure procedures, repossession of personal property, bankruptcy and the secured creditor, and ethics. • Hawley, John T., Jr. et al. Successful Judgment Collections in Idaho. Bau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. Covers development of definitive strategies, how to discover assets, ethics in collections, and collecting the judgment.

Education Law The Law ofEducation in Idaho. Boise, Idaho: prepared by Green Law Offices for Idaho School Boards Association, 1978-. Five volume looseleaf set; updated three times a year. This comprehensive set provides articles and resource materials for areas of law concerning the administration and governing of elementary and secondary schools, such as collective bargaining, constitutional issues, districts, employees (employment and discharge/nonrenewal), school boards, and students. Includes separate Legal Reference Manual (containing the Idaho and U.S. constitutions, applicable Idaho statutes and regulations, and Attorney General's opinions) and Forms volumes.

Elder Law Elder Law. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1994. Covers food stamps, Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), Aid to the Aged, Blind and Disabled (AABD), medical entitlements, resources transfer rules, trusts, estate recovery, and administrative hearings. Kaufman, James P. et al. Idaho Elder Law: The Basics and Beyonfl. Eau Claire, Wis. National Business Institute, 1992. Covers Medicare and Medicaid issues, Supple­ mental Security Income (SSI), guardianships and conservatorships, death with dignity issues, and estate planning.

Environmental Law ADR in Environmental Litigation. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar, 1994. Includes overview of environmental mediation, ADR in environmental litigation, and set­ tlement conferences in the federal court. Allen, Gary G. Article 9, Bankruptcy Legislation and Environmental Issues. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar, 1994. Covers environmental issues in commercial transac­ tions and bankruptcy. Allen, Gary G., et al. Hazardous Waste in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1992. Addresses hazardous waste management requirements, RCRA corrective action, insurance coverage, business considerations, storage tank regu­ lation, and enforcement of federal and state hazardous waste laws. King, Brian J. and Paul E. Levy. Avoiding Environmental Liability in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1994. Summarizes environmental laws that affect real estate transactions, environmental problems affecting raw land and commercial buildings, and contract provisions on environmental investigation and remediation. 1995] Idaho Practice Materials 547

Estate Planning Advanced Estate Planning Workshop for Attorneys, Accountants, Trust Officers, Life Underwriters, Financial Planners. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1974-. The nineteenth workshop in 1993 covers wills and trusts, limited liability entities, charitable remainder trusts, retirement planning, and current developments. Ahrens, Edward D., et al. The Idaho Estate Planning Desk Book. [Boise, Idaho]: Idaho Law Foundation, 1983. Looseleaf; not updated. Though dated, this comprehensive volume contains thirty chapters covering the fundamentals of Idaho estate plan­ ning. A companion volume, Idaho Estate Planning Forms, supplements the Desk Book. Anderson, Brian L., et al. Family Limited Partnerships in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. Introduces and explains the use of family limited partnerships in estate planning, discusses federal income tax and ethical consid­ erations, and offers suggestions for drafting agreements. Chapman, John S., et al. A Practical Guide to Estate Administration in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1994. After defining estate administra­ tion, this guide describes how to initiate the administration process, collect the assets, prepare the inventory, handle claims against the estate, and close the estate. It also considers tax procedures, ethical obligations, and litigation mid probate. Fundamentals of Estate Planning. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1989- . Annual. Reviews recent developments in estate planning. The 1995 manual in­ cludes an overview of the estate planning process, estate and gift taxes in a nutshell, special problems related to business interests, insurance in estate planning, lifetime gifts as basic dispositive instruments, the federal estate tax marital deduction, and the use of trusts. Poole, Bradley B. and Fredrich L. Ramey. Tax Issues in Estate Planning and Probate in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. Begins with an overview of taxes facing an estate, then proceeds to review pre- and post-mortem planning, valuation issues, life insurance trusts, and planning for triple tax on retirement assets.

Evidence Trial and Litigation Ethics and Practice Evidence Problems. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1992. Addresses presumptions, uncharged conduct, computer simula­ tion evidence, expert opinion and testimony, hearsay statements of a child victim or observer of sexual abuse, precedent of rules over conflicting statutes, and status of the parole evidence rule.

Family Law Brandt, Elizabeth B. et al. Making Financial Decisions When Divorce Occurs: An Idaho Guide. Moscow, Idaho: University of Idaho Cooperative Extension System, 1992. Published cooperatively with the Idaho Commission on Women's Programs, this manual serves as a primer of financial considerations for persons contemplating divorce. Covered are property and debt; division of property, life insurance, and pension plans; child support, custody, and visitation; spousal support; and other financial considerations. Included are family expenditure and child support tables, and worksheets for calculating proceeds and post-divorce costs. Fall Family Law Program. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program and Idaho 548 Law Library Journal [Vol. 87:3

State Bar, Family Law Section, 1993. Addresses domestic violence; temporary orders; mediation; child support guidelines; property, debts and dependent exemp­ tions; paternity; child custody and modification; and ethics. Malmin, Constance and Richard G. Smith. Domestic Law in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. Covers premarital agreements and divorce procedure, ethical considerations, support matters, identification and division of marital assets, and child custody.

Insurance Brassey, Andrew C., et al. Insurance Coverage Law in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. Discusses first party and third party coverage, insurance claim litigation, extra-contractual liability, and ethical considerations. Fuhrman, William A. Insurance Litigation in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Busi­ ness Institute, 1993. Provides an overview of insurance law in Idaho, with specific attention given to uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage; issues of insur­ ance coverage that arise in environmental litigation; and bad faith litigation in Idaho, the federal courts, and neighboring jurisdictions. Idaho Insurance Bulletins and Selected Attorney General's Opinions. Chatsworth, Calif.: National Insurance Law Service, 1993- . Looseleaf; updated as material is made available. Contains the bulletins of the Idaho Department of Insurance and selected Idaho Attorney General's Opinions. Idaho Insurance Laws. Chatsworth, Calif.: National Insurance Law Service, 1985- . Looseleaf; updated after every legislative session. This compilation of Idaho insurance laws includes a citation index as well as a detailed subject index. A current activity section includes legislative summaries and current action for the most recent legislative session. Idaho Insurance Regulations. Chatsworth, Calif.: National Insurance Law Service, 1993- . Looseleaf; updated as new or revised regulations are made available. Contains the regulations promulgated by the Idaho Department of Insurance. Idaho Related Laws to Insurance Code. Chatsworth, Calif.: National Insurance Law Service, 1977- . Looseleaf; updated after every legislative session. Contains laws related to the Idaho Insurance Code, with a detailed subject index.

Jury Instructions Idaho Jury Instructions (IDJI). Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1987-88. Loose­ leaf. Contains model Idaho jury instructions that are general in nature and reflect current Idaho law. When published, this was the first comprehensive revision since the instructions were first published in 1974. Instructions are reviewed annually and revisions are published in The Advocate. 13 Idaho Criminal Jury Instructions (ICJI). Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1995. Looseleaf. Contains preliminary, pre-proof, and post-proof instructions, and spe­ cial instructions for evidence and witnesses, and specific crimes. Prepared in gender-neutral terms, most of the instructions contain supporting comments, and suggestaIternatives and omissions. Also available on two 3.5" disks in WordPerfect 5.1 to facilitate preparation of customized word-processed instructions.

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Jury Verdicts/Settlements Northwest Personal Injury Litigation Reports. Seattle, Wash.: Jury Verdicts Northwest, 1993- . Included in Wests Idaho Reports [on disc]. Monthly. Digests personal injury verdicts and settlements from the superior and federal courts in the states of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. Personal Injury Verdict Survey-Idaho Edition. Solon, Ohio: Jury Verdict Research, 1984- . Looseleaf; updated annually. Summarizes and statistically analyzes jury verdicts in Idaho. The table of contents includes lists by injury and liability, with references to verdict summaries. Rocky Mountain Verdicts & Settlements: Reporting Verdicts and Settlements of Cases from Utah, Idaho and HYoming. Murray, Utah: David A. Wilde, 1991- . Monthly. Continues Utah Tort News Reporter. Contains case summaries listing the type of case, nature of injuries, amount of medical expense incurred, and dollar amount of settlement or verdict. Includes the case number, court and judge, attorneys and expert witnesses for both parties, and a brief summary of the facts of each case.

Labor Law Bauman, Jon M., et al. Idaho Labor and Employment Law. Eau Claire, Wis., National Business Institute, 1994. Describes how to avoid lawsuits for wrongful termination. Brooks, Kathy Perkins, et al. Recordkeeping in the Workplace in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. This manual covers recordkeeping in the areas of occupational safety and health, wages, hours of work, and fringe benefits. It suggests guidelines for preventing discrimination and other claims through proper recordkeeping, and details recordkeeping requirements under the Immigra­ tion Acts of 1936 and 1990. Finally, it explores the ethical dilemmas of workplace records. The Idaho Employment and Labor Law Newsletter. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar, Employment & Labor Law Section, 1995- . Quarterly; occasional issues reprinted in The Advocate.14 Includes topical articles, legislative and case law updates, CLE and membership information. King, Brian J., et al. OSHA Compliance Update in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1994. Provides an overview and information regarding OSHA inspections, OSHA administrative procedures, search warrants, procedural de­ fenses, managing paperwork, ethical considerations and OSHA rulemaking and recent standards.

Land Use Argyle, Theodore E., et al. Land Use Law Update in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. Covers negotiating the maze of land division regulation, the law of nonconforming uses, land use litigation, and compliance with environ­ mental regulations.

Landlord and Tenant Churchill, Lance D. and Frederic V. Shoemaker. Residential and Commercial Evictions

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in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1994. Addresses planning to avoid tenant problems, tenant abandonment of premises, residential and com­ mercial eviction actions, ethical considerations, and landlord remedies against a bankrupt tenant. Landlord Tenant Law in Idaho: Commercial/Residential. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1991. Designed to provide the practitioner with a compre­ hensive analysis of the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants, this manual addresses the drafting of a commercial lease, rights and remedies after a lease is entered, various bankruptcy issues, and residential land­ lord/tenant law.

Legal Bibliography Cervenka, Patricia A., et al. Idaho Law-Related State Documents: An Annotated Bibliography. Chicago, Ill.: American Association of Law Libraries, 1989. Part of AALL's State Documents Bibliography series, this work is a selective list of law-related documents useful in performing Idaho legal research. Commercial sources are included if no state document exists.

Legislative Resources [Idaho Legislative Council Minutes}. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Legislative Services, 19- . Irregular. Minutes from meetings of standing and interim legislative committees. Copies are available from Idaho Legislative Services Office. Idaho Legislative Report. Boise, Idaho: Goller Publishing Corp., 1993-. Daily during the legislative session. Provides summaries of all legislation, tracking data, copies , of all measures introduced, and final data with session law information. Legislative Perspective. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Legislative Services, 1993-. Eight issues a year. This newsletter continues and replaces Monthly Matters, a Legislative Council publication which contained minutes of all legislative standing and interim committee meetings. Included are summaries of committee activities, updates of state and local audit reviews, a listing of new administrative rules and materials received, and a calendar of upcom,ing legislative events.

Practice of Law Annual Law Update. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1990- . Covers new developments in criminal, employment, environmental, family and tort law, as well as federal developments. Attorney Opinion Letters. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation and Idaho State Bar, Corporate & Securities Law Section, 1993.2 volumes. Discusses attorney-issued opinion letters generally, then reviews specific types, such as audit letters, envi­ ronmental opinions, secured financing and securities law opinions. Idaho Practical Skills Course: An Introduction to the Practice'o! Law. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1985- . Annual. Covers office and practice organization, dispute resolution in the courts, employment and labor law, business transactions, ethics, criminal law, and debtor/creditor proceedings.

Probate/Wills

Basic Probate. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation and I~aho State Bar, Taxation, Probate and Trust Law Section, 1989. Addresses guardianship, premortem and 1995] Idaho Practice Materials 551

postmortem planning, basic probate procedures in Idaho, taxation issues for es­ tates, the nuts and boIts of estate administration, and wills. Idaho Probate and Estate Administration Forms, volume 1. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar Section of Taxation, Probate & Trust Law, 1992- . Includes checklists for opening, administering, and closing the estate; significant dates and deadline list; table of consanguinity; and Idaho Uniform Probate Code forms.

Public Lands Public Lands & Agricultural Pollution. Moscow, Idaho: Idaho Law Review, 1994. Published as volume 30, no. 3 of the Idaho Law Review, this symposium issue includes articles on agricultural chemicals and groundwater protection, .the right to graze livestock on federal lands, the county supremacy movement, and BLM's management of livestock grazing on federal lands. Available by single copy.

Real Estate/Real Property Barker, Albert P., et al. Advanced Real Estate Law in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. This manual addresses procuring and insuring free and clear title, the permit process and environmental liabilities, and judicial lien avoidance. Christian, Ronald D., et al. Mastering Real Estate Titles and Title Insurance in Idaho. Eau Claire, -Wis.: National Business Institute, 1994. Covers real estate titles, title insurance, and litigating title insurance claims. Higer, Dale G. and Jean R. Uranga. Idaho Real Estate Practice. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1988. A comprehensive manual that covers the real estate con­ tract, escrow, tax considerations, security instruments, title evidence, instruments of conveyance, closing, forms of ownership, commercial transactions, real estate exchanges, commercial real estate leasing, construction liens, judicial foreclosure . of a mortgage, and non-judicial foreclosure of a deed of trust. Keirnes, Forrest J., et aI. Boundary Law in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. This handbook studies land surveying, unresolved boundaries, unwritten title transfers, resolution of boundary disputes, water boundaries, ethical considerations, and maintenance and termination of easements.

State and Local Government Checklist of Idaho Government Publications. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Library, 1993- . Bi-monthly, with annual cumulation. Lists all current state government publica­ tions received at the State Library, including those from state colleges and univer­ sities.

Tax Law Annual Idaho State Tax Institute: Papers and Proceedings. Pocatello, Idaho: Idaho State University, 1968-. Annual. Prepared for accountants, lawyers, and business executives, this annual symposium includes updates on the Internal Revenue Service, Idaho tax issues, and current developments in taxation, as well as papers on specific areas of taxation. Idaho Reproducible Forms. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Tax Commission, 1994- Annual. Provides copies of all Idaho tax forms for reproduction purposes. 552 Law Library Journal [Vol. 87:3

Idaho Tax Reporter. Chicago: Commerce Clearing House, 1960-. Looseleaf; updated monthly. State unit of 'CCH's All-State Tax Reports. Covers property, franchise, income, sales, use, gasoline, city and other taxes, and summarizes recent tax legislation. McGown, John, Jr., et al. Idaho Sales and Use Tax Update. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. Examines the scope of sales and use taxes and discusses procedures for administrative and judicial proceedings. Also covers issues pertain­ ing to contractors, sales of tangible personal property, and interstate sales and leases.

Torts Comparative Tort Systems of Idaho & Washington. Seattle, Wash.: Washington State Trial Lawyers Association, 1990. Produced in conjunction with an educational seminar co-presented by Trial Lawyers Associations ofIdaho and Washington, this manual compares the systems of each state generally as well as in the specific areas of recreational torts, bad faith law, automobile insurance, medical negligence, worker's compensation, wrongful death and survival actions, conflicts, and dam­ ages.

Trial Practice Annual Litigation Seminar. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1992- . The 1994 handbook focuses on effective use of paralegals in litigation, the selection and effective use of expert witnesses, and the use of summary judgments. Brassey, Andrew C. and James B. Lynch. Bad Faith Litigation in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1994. Focuses on liability coverage, first party and related claims, assisting the insurer, investigating a claim for the insured, filing suit, discovery, ethics, a!1d trial strategy. Crawford, J. Nick and G. Lance Salladay. Premises Liability: Preparation and Trial of a Difficult Case in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. This manual provides an overview and update of the law; use of standards and codes; expert witnesses; liability for acts of third parties; defending the premises liability case; ethical considerations; proof problems; and practice pointers in slip, trip and fall cases. Divorce Litigation Strategies. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation and Idaho State Bar, Family Law Section, 1992. Covers trial preparation, conduct of trial, evidentiary problems, using business valuation experts, and ethical issues. Lewis, D. Craig. Idaho Trial Handbook. Rochester, N.Y.: Lawyers Cooperative Pub­ lishing Co., 1995. To be updated annually. This handbook covers the conduct of a trial, motions, jury selection, opening statements, witnesses and privileges, jury instructions, closing arguments, and verdicts and judgments. Includes the publish­ er's Total Client Service Library references, a table of cases, and a detailed index.

Water Law Annual Water Law and Resource Issues Seminar. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Water Users Association, 1983- . Addresses water and water-related resource issues from legal and technical perspectives. Clean Water, Salmon, Snails & Ditch Bank Duels: Can Our Environment Handle the Demands? Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1994. Addresses the Clean Water 1995] Idaho Practice Materials 553

Act reauthorization, the impact of endangered species on agricultural, power and other water uses, and the Snake River Basin Adjudication. Staying Afloat: Current Water Law Issues. Moscow, Idaho: Idaho Law Review, 1992. Published as volume 28, no. 3 of the Idaho Law Review, articles in this symposium issue address downstream threats to Idaho's water, Idaho adjudication presumption statutes, the Idaho Petroleum Clean Water Trust Fund. water resource protection for public lands, and establishing legal rights to instream flows through the Endangered Species Act and the Public Trust Doctrine. Water !.:aw Fundamentals. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar, Water Law Section, 1992. Presents an overview of water administration and planning in Idaho and of western water law, Idaho ground water law, water delivery organizations, protection of surface and ground water in Idaho, and water right transfers and changes,

Women's Rights The 'Battered Spouse Syndrome. Boise, Idaho: Idaho State Bar, 1993. Defines the syndrome, explains methods for assessing the syndrome, discusses court-mandated programs for abusive men, criminal and civil prosecution, and ethical issues. Gender Discrimination and the Civil Rights Act of 1991. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation, 1992. Presents an overview of the 1991 Act, the impact of the Act on sexual harassment charge processing and litigation, the Idaho Human Rights Act, ethical issues, and sexual harassment investigations.

Workers' Compensation Gardner, Alan R. and Mike Wetherell. Advanced Workers' Compensation in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1994. Reviews recent legislation, hearing process and practice, subsequent injury fund, vocational rehabilitation, occupa­ tional stress, appellate process and practice, ethical considerations, and third-party cases and subrogation. Gardner, Alan R. and Mike Wetherell. Workers' Compensation in Idaho. Eau Claire, Wis.: National Business Institute, 1995. Covers recent developments impacting workers' compensation, including stress claims by workers, ethical considerations, and hearings. Wetherell, Mike. Workers' Compensation in Idaho. 3d ed. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Trial Lawyers Association, 1993. This comprehensive manual examines the em­ ployer/employee relationship and the scope and course of employment; the injured worker and the concepts of accident and injury; benefits under the Worker's Compensation Act; death benefits; presumptions created by statutory and case law; penalties assessable against the employer, its agents, employees or sureties; no­ tices, time requirements and statutes of limitations; coverage, exemptions and third party liability; impairment, disability and the odd lot doctrine, and the Industrial Special Indemnity Fund. Workers' Compensation Annual Spring Seminar. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Law Foundation and the Idaho State Bar, Worker's Compensation Section, 1995. Annual. Covers rules and procedures of the Idaho Industrial Commission, the Rules of Appellate Practice and Procedure under the Idaho Employment Security Law, an overview of the Commission, ethical considerations, the perspectives of rehabilitative phy­ sicians, and neuropsychological issues in the field. 554 Law Library Journal [Vol. 87:3

Appendix: Publishers of Idaho Legal Materials

American Association of Law Libraries Idaho Industrial Commission 53 West Jackson Boulevard 317 Main Suite 940 P.O. Box 83720 Chicago, IL 60604 Boise, ID 83720-0041 (312) 939-4764 (208) 334-6000 Caxton Printers, Ltd. Idaho Law Foundation 312 Main Street Continuing Legal Education Department Caldwell, ID 83605-3299 P.O. Box 895 (208) 459-7421 Boise, ID 83701-0895 Commerce Clearing House, Inc. (208) 334-4500 4025 W. Peterson Ave. Idaho Law Review Chicago, IL 60646 University of Idaho (800) TELL CCH College of Law Goller Publishing Corp. Moscow, ID 83844-2321 P.O. Box 2576 (208) 885-7241 Boise, ID 83701 Idaho Legislative Mail Room (208) 336-4718 State Capitol - Lower Level Green Law Offices, Ctd. P. O. Box 83720 P.O. Box 2597 Boise, ID 83720-0038 Boise, ID 83701 (208) 334-3012 (208) 342-8915 Idaho Legislative Services Office Greenwood Press State Capitol Bldg. 88 Post Road West Lower Level-East Box 5007 Boise, ID 83720 Westport, CT 06881 (208) 334-2475 (800) 225-5800 Idaho Legislature William S. Hein & Co. House of Representatives 1285 Main Street Chief Clerk Buffalo, NY 14209-1987 State Capitol Bldg., Rom. 309 (800) 828-7571 Boise, ID 83720-0038 Idaho Board of Tax Appeals (208) 334-2360 1109 Main Idaho Legislature Room 210, Owyhee Plaza Senate Boise, ID 83702 Assistant to the President (208) 334-3354 State Capitol Bldg., Rm. 351 Boise, ID 83720-0081 Idaho Business Review (208) 334-2085 4301 W. Franklin Road Boise, ID 83705 Idaho Office of the Attorney General (208) 336-3768 Statehouse Room 210 Idaho Commission on Women's Programs P. O. Box 83720 Boise, ID 83720-0010 P.O. Box 83720 (208) 334-2400 Boise, ID 83720-0036 (208) 334-4673 Idaho Office of the State Controller Idaho Department of Administration Division of Statewide Administrative Rules 700 W. State St., 4th Floor 630 W. State, Room 100 Boise, ID 83720-0003 Boise, ID 83720-0011 (208) 334-3380 (208) 334-3577 Idaho Executive Services (IES) Idaho Public Utilities Commission P.O. Box 1037 P.O. Box 87620 Boise, ID 83720-0074 Boise, ID 83701 (208) 334-0300 (208) 336-8713 1995] Idaho Practice Materials 555

Idaho State Bar Michie Butterworth 325 West Jefferson Street P.O. Box 7587 P.O. Box 895 Charlottesville, VA 22906-7586 Boise, ID 83701-0895 (800) 446-3410 (208) 334-4500 National Business Institute, Inc. Idaho State Library P.O. Box 3067 State Documents Eau Claire, WI 54702 325W. State (715) 8353-8525 Boise, ID 83702 National Insurance Law Service (800) 533-6923 in-state; (208) 334-2150 21625 Prairie Street Idaho State Tax Commission Chatsworth, CA 91311 800 Park Blvd. (800) 423-5910 Boise, ID 83722 Ridenbaugh Press (208) 334-7508 P.O. Box 2276 Idaho State University Boise, ID 83701 Tax Institute (208) 338-9700 Pocatello, ID 83209 Thornton Publishing Corporation (208) 236-3440 P.O. Box 50852 Idaho Statesman Idaho Falls, ID 83405-0852 1200 N. Curtis Road (800) 788-1726 Boise, ID 83706 Trans-Media Division (800) 632-8082 (in-state) The Oceana Group (800) 635-8934 (out-of-state) 75 Main Street Idaho Supreme Court Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 Supreme Court Building (914) 693-5956 451 W. State Tucker & Associates Boise, ID 83720 605 West Fort Street (208) 334-2210 P.O. Box 1625 Idaho Trial Lawyers Association Boise, ID 83701 P.O. Box 1777 ' (800) 424-2354 Boise, ID 83701 University of Idaho (208) 345-1890 Cooperative Extension Service Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Agricultural Science Bldg., Rm. 111 Idaho Law Foundation Moscow. ID 83844-2333 P.O. Box 895 (208) 885-6834 Boise, ID 83701-0895 University of Idaho Press (208) 334-4500 Brink Hall Idaho Water Users Association Moscow, ID 83844-11 07 410 South Orchard, Suite 144 (208) 885-5939 Boise, ID 83705 Washington State Trial Lawyers Association (208) 344-6690 1809 7th Avenue, No. 909 Jury Verdicts Northwest Seattle, WA 98101-1324 P.O. Box 1165 (206) 464-1011 Seattle. WA98111 West Publishing Co. (206) 774-0530 610 Opperman Drive Law Library Microform Consortium Eagan, MN 55123 University of Hawaii - Windward Campus (800) 328-9352 P. O. Box 1599 David A. Wilde Kaneohe, HI 96744 P.O. Box 571261 (800) 235-4446 Salt Lake City, UT 84157 Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Co. (801) 263-0300 P.O. Box 23909 Rochester, NY 14692-9969 , (800) 527-0430 ,