Idaho

Idaho's version of the so-called "Son of Sam" law requires that earnings from a criminal's media deals be placed into an escrow account so that victims' families have an opportunity to collect civil awards against those proceeds.

As of November 13, 2025, firing-squad execution is legally available in Utah, Idaho, and South Carolina and is authorized as a backup execution method if other methods are unavailable in Oklahoma and Mississippi; the electric chair also remains a legal execution option in several U.S. states including South Carolina.

Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho hosts foreign F-15 aircraft such as those from Singapore, and pilots from multiple countries receive flight training on U.S. soil.

Idaho law requires that profits from a criminal defendant's deal to tell their crime story (including through a movie, book, or magazine article) be paid first to the state treasurer to be placed in an escrow account, and victims or their families must be notified and may claim those funds through civil lawsuits within five years.

Mountain Home Air Force Base is a United States Air Force installation located in Idaho.

Idaho state law HB 500 prohibits males from competing in women's sports.

Idaho law provides that profits a criminal would receive from telling or commercializing their crime (for example, through a movie, book, or magazine article) are first directed to the state treasurer and placed into an escrow account to be made available for victims or their families.

Some U.S. states, including West Virginia and Idaho, have enacted laws that prohibit individuals designated male at birth (often described in reporting as 'biological males') from participating in girls' or women's sports.

Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) is a legal advocacy organization that has represented plaintiffs and states in litigation seeking to restrict the participation of transgender women in girls' and women's sports, including cases originating in Idaho and West Virginia.