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at their home in Pollack, Idaho, while he was employed in Idaho
in 1993. Petitioner did not have a lease or rental agreement
with his parents.
Petitioner usually commuted daily from his respective
California living quarters to the various California jobsites; he
would occasionally stay overnight in a motel near one of the
jobsites in California if he was too tired to drive. Petitioner
also commuted from his parents’ home in Pollack, Idaho, to the
Idaho jobsites.
Petitioner held an Idaho driver’s licence in both 1992 and
1993. In 1993 petitioner held an Idaho resident combination
hunting and fishing license, an Idaho resident regular deer tag,
and an Idaho resident regular elk tag. An individual must
establish that he has been an Idaho resident for 6 months in
order to obtain an Idaho resident combination hunting and fishing
license. Petitioner presented his Idaho driver’s license and was
granted a resident hunting and fishing license. The State of
Idaho made no further inquiries to verify that petitioner was a
resident of Idaho.
On September 22, 1993, petitioner opened two bank accounts
with Key Bank of Idaho: A savings account with a $4,000 deposit
and a checking account with a $314.81 deposit. Thereafter, in
1993 petitioner made three checks payable to his mother totaling
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