NUREMBERG CODE – States findings of the Legislature and affirms support for the Nuremberg Code and other complementary ethical standards.

Idaho's SCR 104 is a concurrent resolution expressing the legislature's support for the Nuremberg Code, a foundational 1947 ethical framework for medical research. It affirms the Code's principles - like voluntary consent and participant safety - as essential for research in Idaho, while recognizing complementary guidelines (e.g., the Declaration of Helsinki). The resolution urges medical and research institutions in Idaho to follow these ethical standards and encourages education on them, but it does not create new laws or regulations. As a procedural resolution, it has no binding legal effect and primarily serves as a statement of legislative commitment.