U.S. Probation, District of Idaho

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The United States District and Bankruptcy Courts for the District of Idaho as well as Probation and Pretrial announce operating with reduced staff. For full details, please visit the COVID-19 Information section of this website.

Anyone who is experiencing COVID like symptoms or who has tested positive for COVID within the last 10 days must report this to the Court Security Officers at the entrance to any courthouse. In general, masking will be in accordance with CDC guidance and whether masks are required in any individual courthouse is outlined below. Masks may be required during a jury trial. The jury administrator will communicate relevant guidance to prospective jurors. Please refer to General Order No. 412 for how the Court will operate during the different risk levels.
Boise Current Level: Green Courthouse: Open Gatherings: No Limitation Masking: Optional	Coeur d'Alene Current Level: Green Courthouse: Open Gatherings: No Limitation Masking: Optional	Pocatello Current Level: Green Courthouse: Open Gatherings: No Limitation Masking: Optional

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Pretrial Services

Mandatory Conditions

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The Order Setting Conditions of Release provide information of the Court’s expectations regarding release. The Probation Officer will review these release conditions with you at your first appointment. The conditions of release may only be modified by the Court.

The Order Setting Conditions of Release lists four mandatory conditions:

The defendant must not commit any federal, state, or local crime while on release.
The defendant must cooperate in the collection of a DNA sample if the collection is authorized by 42 U.S.C. § 14135(a).
The defendant must immediately advise the court, defense counsel, and the U.S. Attorney, in writing, before any change in address or telephone number.
The defendant must appear in court as required and must surrender to serve any sentence imposed.

The Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 (“the Act”) took effect on July 27, 2006. The Act requires that a court impose electronic monitoring as a condition of pretrial release in any case that involves a minor victim under specific statutes as outlined in 18 U.S.C. § 3142.

Updated on Aug 08, 2014

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U.S. PROBATION & PRETRIAL

District of Idaho

Chief Probation Officer David C. Congdon