United States District Court for the District of Idaho Forms
The United States District Court for the District of Idaho is a federal court that has jurisdiction over cases in the state of Idaho. It is responsible for hearing and deciding civil and criminal cases that arise under federal law, including cases related to federal crimes, civil rights, bankruptcy, and other matters specified by federal statutes. The court also handles appeals from certain administrative agencies, such as the Social Security Administration.
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This document is used for outlining and itemizing the costs associated with a legal case in Idaho. It helps to calculate and provide a breakdown of expenses incurred during the legal proceedings.
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This document is used for certifying the oath taken by an interpreter in the state of Idaho. It verifies that the interpreter will faithfully and accurately interpret for individuals who do not speak English proficiently.
This document is used for providing your Social Security Number(s) to the state of Idaho. It may be required for various official purposes such as tax filing, employment, or social benefits.
This document notifies defense attorneys in Idaho about the requirement for a psychological evaluation by the United States Marshals Service.
This Form is used for designating and ordering transcripts in the state of Idaho.
This form is used for requesting travel expenses for fact witnesses in Idaho for the United States Marshals Service (USMS).
This document allows individuals in Idaho to waive their right to have a district judge take their plea in court.
This document is used to waive the need for an indictment in the state of Idaho. It allows a defendant to voluntarily consent to being charged without the need for a formal indictment by a grand jury.
This document is used for a defendant to voluntarily give up their right to stay in federal custody before their trial in federal court in Idaho.
This document is a waiver of detention and detention order specific to the state of Idaho. It is used to waive the requirement of detention and order the release of an individual from custody.
