Idaho extremists target judges, prosecutors, health workers in doxxing campaigns

The pandemic and the 2020 election breathed new life into the doxxing tactic – it has been used in Idaho in the past year to identify and share photos, home addresses and personal contact information of judges and legislators, as well as unelected workers: police officers, a social worker, a pediatrician, a nurse practitioner and a deputy prosecutor. No law in Idaho specifically makes doxxing illegal.

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