Idaho
Every law and rule change USCLI tracks for Idaho, across the professions, on one page. Each entry links to its full write-up and official sources.
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Licensing Law Tracker
Idaho has no state private investigator license; some cities, such as Pocatello, license investigators. Since 2023 Idaho has let courts shield some criminal records from public view, given agencies more time to answer non-residents’ records requests (since July 1, 2025, 21 days to grant or deny and up to 35 days to produce), restricted government license plate reader data, and extended its telephone harassment law to email and texts.
Full Idaho page: every change, its sources, and what has not changed (8 entries).
Home-based LLCs may list their registered agent’s address
Lets an LLC with only a residential address list its commercial registered agent’s address instead of a principal office on its certificate of organization (Idaho Code 30-25-201(b)(2)(ii)).
Voyeurism and synthetic-media laws cover threatened disclosure and AI images of minors
According to its statement of purpose, the act bars threats to disclose intimate images and makes disclosing AI-generated explicit images of a minor a felony (Idaho Code 18-6605, 18-6606). Recording intimate areas where a person expects privacy was already…
Government license plate reader data limited to law enforcement
Limits government use of automated license plate readers to law enforcement and traffic analysis and bars use of the data for any non-law-enforcement purpose. The section does not regulate private systems.
Non-resident records requests: residency declaration, longer deadlines, separate fees
Every public records request must include the requester’s contact details and a sworn statement of whether the requester is an Idaho resident, meaning domiciled in Idaho for at least 30 days (74-101(15), 74-102(4)). Agencies must grant or deny a resident’s…
Longer public records deadline for non-residents
When an agency needs more time, it must still produce records within 10 working days for an Idaho resident, but now has up to 21 working days for a non-resident.
Officer Certification Tracker
The Officer Certification Tracker has not published a Idaho page yet. See the states it covers.
Forensic Science Tracker
The Forensic Science Tracker has not published a Idaho page yet. See the states it covers.
Last updated October 18, 2026Source: United States Council for Law & Investigation