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State v. Lodge

Citations

  • 166 Idaho 537
  • 461 P.3d 819

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  • holding that the statute supports that no-contact orders should be aimed at protecting current and future victims of crimes
  • “[T]he grant of discretion to the district court regarding the issuance of no contact orders [which is similar to the issuance of a protection order, see I.C. § 18-920] as part of a criminal case is broad.”

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