Idaho Stipulation for Dismissal is a legal procedure that allows a criminal charge to be dismissed by agreement of both the prosecution and the defense. This type of dismissal is often an alternative to a criminal trial, and the agreement usually includes conditions that must be met by the defendant. The most common types of Idaho Stipulation for Dismissal are: dismissal with prejudice, dismissal without prejudice, and dismissal with deferred sentencing. In a dismissal with prejudice, the criminal charge is dismissed and the defendant is prohibited from refiling the charge. In a dismissal without prejudice, the criminal charge is dismissed, but the defendant is allowed to refile the charge. In a dismissal with deferred sentencing, the criminal charge is dismissed, but the defendant is allowed to plead guilty or no contest at a later date if they fail to meet the agreed upon conditions. All Idaho Stipulation for Dismissal agreements must be approved by the court. If the conditions are not met, the defendant may be subject to prosecution and sentencing on the original charge.