Season 2, Episode 2: Idaho's New Charitable Asset Law

06/10/20 • 31 min

Did you know Idahoans donate to more than 4,500 charities and non-profits each year? These entities hold more than $9 billion in assets and employ more than 50,000 people. And during the 2020 legislative session, Idaho lawmakers created a new law to help beef up oversight. During this episode of Counsel for the State, we discuss the new law, its origins and the attorney general's role in enforcing it. With guests Brian Kane and Brett DeLange.

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In the first episode of Counsel for the State's second season, we explore consumer protection issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Consumer Protection Division Chief Brett DeLange joins Brian Kane and Scott Graf to discuss Idaho's price gouging law and COVID-19-related scams.

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Season 2, Episode 3: The Legislature's Special Session

Idaho lawmakers will convene in Boise August 24 for a special session associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. Special legislative sessions aren't frequent occurrences in Idaho, but they have happened with some regularity at various points in the state's history. In this episode of Counsel for the State, Deputy Attorney General Brian Kane discusses the law around special sessions, the governor's role in the process, and offers some historical perspective.