Idaho Criminal Procedural Order is a set of rules and regulations governing the criminal justice process in the state of Idaho. It outlines the procedures for court proceedings, from arrest to sentencing. The Idaho Criminal Procedural Order defines the various roles of the different entities involved in the criminal justice system, such as law enforcement, prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, and juries, and the procedures for each. There are two main types of Idaho Criminal Procedural Order: the Idaho Rules of Criminal Procedure and the Idaho Code of Criminal Procedure. The Idaho Rules of Criminal Procedure are a set of rules developed by the Idaho Supreme Court that apply to criminal proceedings in the state. The Idaho Code of Criminal Procedure is a set of statutes created by the Idaho Legislature that govern the criminal justice system in Idaho. Both of these sets of rules are regularly updated to reflect changes in technology and to ensure that justice is served.