Fifth Judicial District

Eric J. Wildman, Administrative District Judge
Shelli Tubbs, Trial Court Administrator

PO Box 126
Twin Falls, ID  83303
(208) 736-4085 Phone
(208) 736-4002 Fax 

JOB OPENINGS

• Lincoln Co. Court Clerk; click here!

October 04, 2024

New Cassia Co. Magistrate Judge Announced

The Fifth Judicial District Magistrates Commission has selected Scott B. Lindstrom as the new Cassia County Magistrate Judge; click here!

V.I.N.E. (Victim Information Notification Everyday) click here!
VINE is an automated service tied into all 35 county jail management systems, IDOC’s offender management data and Idaho Supreme Court’s Odyssey database.  This information can be accessed by the public at www.vinelink.com, toll-free #1-866-277-7477 and/or in the VINE app.  Interested parties (e.g. victims, family members of victims and/or defendants, justice system personnel) can search for an offender and register to be notified by change in custody or court status.  This is a FREE service available to the public.

Idaho Supreme Court’s:
• Judicial Emergency Orders click here!
• Jan. 06, 2023’s Order Rescinding Emergency Orders click here!

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 *New* Online Records Search:

• iCourt Portal-Idaho’s New online records search and payment site!
• Click here to learn more about the iCourt Portal which is replacing the Idaho Supreme Court Repository
• Party Verification Search now available click here!
  
• Adoption of Idaho Rules for E-Filing & Service eff. 7/1/19: click here!  (Amendments to E-Filing Rule 15)

Compiled Records:

What are Complied Records?  Compiled records are “Compiled Information.  Any member of the public may request copies of existing compiled information that consists solely of information that is not exempt from disclosure. Case management reports and information shall be exempt from disclosure until final approval by the Supreme Court of the advancing justice time standards. In addition, the Supreme Court may compile and provide the information if it determines, in its discretion, that the resources are available to compile the information and that it is an appropriate use of public resources. The Supreme Court may delegate to its staff the authority to make the initial determination as to whether to provide the compiled information.”
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