House Bill 381 would amend numerous sections of Idaho code to replace the term "fetus" with the term "preborn child".

House Bill 382 would criminalize the possession of AI-generated imagery that appears to depict minors engaged in sexual activity. The bill would also increase the mandatory terms of imprisonment for certain sexual exploitation crimes involving minors...

House Bill 383 would reduce the amount of time that a medical service provider or its agent has to file a lien against a nonpaying patient with medical insurance.

House Bill 384 would require schools and public libraries to take steps to restrict children's access to obscene materials.

House Bill 387 would double the possible incarceration time for a first-offense misdemeanor domestic violence conviction.

House Bill 388 would set a minimum age of 10 for criminal prosecution except in the case of murder in the first or second degree.

House Bill 391 would criminalize the disclosure or threatened disclosure of provocative AI-generated content that appears to be someone recognizable.

House Bill 392 would narrow the scope of responsibility for Idaho's health districts.

House Bill 393 would enter Idaho into an interstate counseling compact, create a joint public agency known as the counseling compact commission, require a coordinated database and reporting system, and impose fingerprint-based background checks on li...

House Bill 395 would expand the prohibition against tax-related communications from the tax commission or a county including messages supporting a government program or nonprofit.

House Bill 396 would bar the state and its political subdivisions from requiring people to use face masks or other face coverings to prevent or slow the spread of a disease.

House Bill 397 would move Idaho's immunization registry from an opt-out model to an opt-in model.

House Bill 399 would authorize the Board of Medicine to collect and review data about maternal mortality and require the board to provide an annual summary of the issue to the Legislature.

Senate Bill 1217 would require a county or highway district to maintain public access to public lands and waters when the county or highway district legally abandons a road or other public right-of-way.

Senate Bill 1218 would require that contributions from donors who give less than $50 in aggregate to a single candidate be reported to the secretary of state and publicly disclosed.

Senate Bill 1220 would redefine "terrorism" and "terrorist" and create new definitions for "domestic terrorism" and "domestic terrorist" in Idaho law.

Senate Bill 1222 would impose civil and criminal liability on smartphone and tablet manufacturers whose devices do not automatically censor content. The act would also impose civil and criminal liability on individual device owners who allow a minor ...

Senate Bill 1227 would define individual health rights and prohibit government overreach in the areas of stay-at-home orders, mask mandates, and visitation denial.

Senate Bill 1231 would use outstanding fines as a pretext to suspend the individual right to hunt, fish, and trap.

Senate Bill 1232 would require Child Protective Services to notify, in writing, parents or caregivers of their rights if they are under investigation.