Idaho Habeas Corpus Instructions are a set of legal rules that govern the process of petitioning the court for release from prison. This type of writ is used to challenge unlawful imprisonment and is most commonly filed by inmates whose confinement has been ruled unconstitutional or inhumane. The Idaho Habeas Corpus Instructions provide guidance on how to file a petition in state court, what type of evidence to include in the petition, and instructions on how to proceed with a hearing if the court orders one. There are two main types of Idaho Habeas Corpus Instructions, namely the Rules of Civil Procedure and the Rules of Appellate Procedure. The Rules of Civil Procedure cover the filing of the petition, the type of evidence that can be submitted, and other procedural matters. The Rules of Appellate Procedure provide guidance on filing an appeal of the court's decision and the process of the hearing.