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The Idaho Courts has changed the way we do business by shifting from a legacy paper-based system to a modern electronic online judicial system. Idaho has transitioned statewide to the new iCourt system where citizens can search for court records, make payments, or get county contact information.
Access Idaho court records and documents online with the repository service. Explore cases, parties, calendars, and more.
Yes, electronic court records are available for all 44 counties. Although during the transition from Idaho Supreme Court Data Repository to the iCourt Portal, users will have to search both systems in order to conduct a statewide search.
Jun 22, 2015 · As part of Idaho’s transition to a modernized judicial system, the iCourt Portal was launched in Twin Falls County on June 22, 2015. This new application replaces the Data Repository, providing public access to court records and payments.
Q&A - Security for Idaho's Data Repository Q: For general public access and inquiries, what will change? A: Nothing. General public searches for court records by name and/or case number will not be affected. Q: What is “extended access” and do I qualify for it? A: Extended access provides users with access to certain confidential court records.
View financial information on statutory fees, fines, and the operation of Idaho's state courts.
The Idaho Courts are transitioning to a new electronic filing system as part of Idaho’s larger effort to modernize the State’s court system over the course of the next several years. e-Filing allows documents to be filed, served, distributed and delivered electronically.
