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Idaho abortion case puts doctors’ medical judgment under legal scrutiny – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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An Idaho doctor may believe continuing a pregnancy could seriously harm a patient. Under Idaho law, however, the legal question is whether an abortion is necessary to prevent the patient’s death. Where that line falls was at the center of a federal appeals court hearing last Tuesday as Idaho defended its abortion restrictions against a challenge from Boise maternal-fetal medicine specialist Dr. Stacy Seyb. Judges Kim McLane Wardlaw, Marsha Berzon and Consuelo Callahan of the U.S. Court of Appeal
Boise State criminal justice program marks 60 years of an evolving field – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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When Boise State first introduced criminal justice education in 1966, the university had only been a four-year institution for one year. Sixty years later, the program has grown to more than 600 undergraduate and graduate students, with coursework spanning policing, courts, corrections, victimology, research and other areas of the criminal justice system. The Criminal Justice Department celebrated its 60th anniversary Sept. 18, recognizing six decades of growth that faculty members say transform
Tailgate staple ‘Bronco Bronco’ gets new life – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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For years, Troy Howell’s orange-and-blue Ford Bronco was part vehicle, part Boise State tailgate centerpiece. It was hand-painted, covered in Boise State logos and colors but not particularly reliable. Sometimes, simply getting it to the stadium was part of the experience. More than a decade after Howell died from pancreatic cancer in 2013, his family is rebuilding the “Bronco Bronco” from the frame up with hopes of bringing it back to the Boise State tailgates where it became part of his legacy
Fake 49ers persona Daejon Love arrested at Boise Airport for fraud – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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A man accused of posing as a San Francisco 49ers player to defraud women across multiple states carried the same persona into the Treasure Valley. Daejon Labrayae Love, 35, and Taylor Jamie Chan, 18, were arrested Aug. 24 at the Boise Airport after Chan flew from California to meet Love. Federal investigators allege Chan acted as Love’s financial adviser as part of the scheme, while Love was in Idaho seeking new potential victims. Love and Chan were both charged by criminal complaint with conspi
From Idaho waters to the coast of France, Christine Turpin conquers the English Channel – The Arbiter (opens the original)
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For more than 15 hours, Christine “Chrissy” Turpin had one job: just keep swimming. The 47-year-old Meridian resident and longtime endurance athlete completed the English Channel in 15 hours and five minutes, covering roughly 30 miles from the coast of England to the shores of Wissant, France in early August. She had already endured cold water, rough waves and repeated jellyfish stings when the French coastline drew close. Her arms were heavy, her shoulders felt like they were on fire. After spe
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