BOISE, Idaho — Far-right leader Ammon Bundy spent three days within the confines of the Ada County Courthouse last week. But his time walking the hallways of the downtown Boise building is far from over.
Bundy, who’s running for Idaho governor, is expected to attend at least three more hearings in the next couple months regarding his convictions and most recent arrest. He was arrested this month outside St. Luke’s Meridian Medical Center on suspicion of trespassing, when he protested a child welfare case and demanded the release of a 10-month-old baby to his parents.
Along with the multiple court hearings he’s expected to attend in the coming weeks, Bundy told the Idaho Statesman he plans to appeal last week’s convictions.
