Official account of Josh Hurwit, former U.S. Attorney for the District of Idaho. This account is no longer active.
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ALT U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit and about 50 employees from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Idaho standing outside in downtown Boise.
ALT Blue badge with a WiFi logo. Together for a safer internet February 11, 2025 l saferinternetday.us OJJDP ICAC Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program
ALT These cases again demonstrate our unwavering commitment to tackling fentanyl trafficking and keeping this poison out of our communities, including tribal lands. I am grateful to the law enforcement partners and our prosecutors and staff who make these successes possible. JOSH HURWIT United States Attorney, District of Idaho
ALT Fentanyl is a deadly threat and, along with our dedicated federal and state law enforcement partners, we are focused on shutting it out of Idaho. This means prosecuting those who bring it into Idaho communities as well as those using our highways to take loads to another state. Either way, we will hold you accountable. Josh Hurwit United States Attorney, District of Idaho
ALT U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit standing with First Assistant U.S. Attorney Justin Whatcott and Canyon County Prosecutor Chris Boyd. There are 4 framed photos in the background.
ALT MLK Day of Service. Text is in bold navy-blue font with a navy-blue border around it. The background is a close-up of a section of the American flag with a yellow tint on it. Justice.gov/USAO
ALT U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit and four representatives from the United States Forest Service standing in front of several agency seals and holding the USFS wooden seal.
ALT The defendant in this case earned every day of his sentence. Together with our law enforcement partners, our office remains focused not only on holding accountable anyone who would distribute child sexual abuse materials, but also supporting victims and seeking restitution on their behalf. JOSH HURWIT United States Attorney, District of Idaho
ALT Stalking: Pattern of repeated and unwanted attention, harassment, contact, or conduct directed at someone that would cause a reasonable person to feel fear.Justice.gov/USAO
ALT Pictured is a blue ribbon. Text is “January 11th Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Justice.gov/USAO
ALT U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit and two new USAO Idaho employees pictured in front of the DOJ seal, the U.S. Flag and the USAO flag.
ALT U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit swearing in a new HIDTA SAUSA pictured behind a podium with a DOJ seal. A screen in the background shows a conference room with 2 people at the table.
ALT U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit swearing in a new legal administration specialist pictured behind a podium with a DOJ seal. A screen in the background shows a conference room with 2 people at the table.
ALT Happy New Year Justice.gov/USAO USAO Idaho seal
ALT Nine candles on a Hanukkah menorah Happy Hanukkah Justice.gov/USAO USAO Idaho seal
ALT Merry Christmas Justice.gov/USAO USAO_ID seal
ALT It is a sad reality that these types of defendants exist in our communities. Fortunately for Idaho, our office’s team of prosecutors and victim advocates does a fantastic job working with dedicated federal, tribal, state, and local law enforcement officers to hold these criminals accountable. We will continue to do as much as possible to protect Idaho’s kids and support survivors of abuse. Josh Hurwit United States Attorney, District of Idaho
ALT U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit and KTVB's Melissa Paul sit down for an interview on Idaho Today. The screen behind them shows Idaho and reads: IDAHO TODAY. Mugs and flowers appear on the table between them.
ALT U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit and CBS2's Savannah Hankard sit down for an interview in-studio. A screen with the words "SCAM ALERT" with a hooded person appears between them.
ALT U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit and KTVB's Jude Binkley sit in the U.S. Attorney's Office for an interview. The U.S. Flag and Idaho State Flag appear in the background along with frames on the wall.
ALT U.S. Attorney Hurwit and KBOI NewsTalk Radio Host Nate Shelman in the studio talking into mics. Many screens and mics appear on the desk between them. A BSU Bronco sign appears behind Josh.
