ID Opinion 91-1 1991-02-01

What does Idaho AG Opinion 91-1 (state's compelling interest in protecting potential human life from fetal drug abuse) say?

Short answer: Idaho AG Opinion 91-1 (Feb. 1, 1991) addressed the state's compelling interest in protecting potential human life from fetal drug abuse against a woman's privacy interest. Full text is unavailable from the official Idaho AG website (the API points to a broken PDF link).
Currency note: this opinion is from 1991
Subsequent statutory amendments, court decisions, or later AG opinions may have changed the analysis. Treat this page as historical context, not current legal advice. Verify current law before relying on any specific rule, deadline, or remedy mentioned here.
Disclaimer: This is an official Idaho Attorney General opinion. AG opinions are persuasive authority but not binding precedent. This summary is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Consult a licensed Idaho attorney for advice on your specific situation.

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Opinion 91-1

State's compelling interest in protecting potential human life from fetal drug abuse will override woman's interest in personal privacy and permit some degree of state intervention.

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Original opinion text

Full opinion text unavailable from the official source. The Idaho AG WP REST API returns a broken PDF link for Opinion 91-1 (its location field points to OP91-02.pdf, which is the text of a separate opinion on retroactive tax legislation). The actual 91-1 PDF is not at the natural location on ag.idaho.gov. See BLOCKED-id-91-1-bad-pdf-link-2026-05-03.md at the repo root.