The Idaho Waiver of Detention Hearing/Order of Detention is a legal order that requires an individual to appear before a judge in a criminal case. The hearing is intended to determine whether the accused should be released from custody or held without bail pending trial. This hearing is important because it determines whether an individual should remain in jail or be released on bail. The Idaho Waiver of Detention Hearing/Order of Detention can be divided into two types: Preliminary Hearing and Detention Hearing. The Preliminary Hearing is conducted shortly after an individual has been arrested and is used to determine whether there is probable cause to believe the accused has committed a crime. The Detention Hearing is held after the Preliminary Hearing and is used to determine whether the accused should be released on bail and under what conditions. At either hearing, the accused has the right to present evidence and make arguments in his or her defense. If the judge determines that the accused should be held without bail, an Order of Detention will be issued. The Order of Detention will outline the terms of the accused’s detention, including the period of detention, any conditions of release, and the date of the next court hearing.