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Pro-Se Litigant Cut No Slack By Idaho Supreme Court
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Pro-Se Litigant Cut No Slack By Idaho Supreme Court

Judge rejects 70-year-old babysitter's appeal of denial of pandemic unemployment benefits because she failed to comply with Idaho Appellate Rules of Procedure.

Patricia G. Barnes, J.D.
Dec 02, 2022
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Most people would agree it doesn’t always go right the first time a shopper goes to a grocery store and checks out his or her groceries.

Many shoppers can’t figure out how to pay for a tomato or they enter the same item twice. We’ve all waited in lines for store employees to intervene.

Now imagine what it would be like if you were Deborah Dorr, 70, a ba…

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