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Boise State University is locked in a legal showdown with a conservative group over public records — and it’s all about a $257 bill for two pages of documents. The Idaho Family Policy Center, which helped craft Idaho’s abortion ban, claims the university delayed their request and overcharged. Boise State counters that they responded promptly, provided everything requested, and billed for six hours of staff time — including legal review — which is standard under state law. While the IFPC says the delay and cost are unreasonable, Boise State insists they didn’t “sit on” the request and that the fee was justified. The case hinges on whether the university complied with public records laws — and who bears the burden of proof. Both sides are asking the court to cover their legal fees, with the IFPC also seeking a refund or court-ordered determination of the fee.

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