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United States — Alaska
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This chapter gives crime victims notification and participation rights, restricts disclosure of victim and witness contact information, limits defense contact in sexual offense cases, and bars employer retaliation against victims for participating in the criminal process.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for criminal justice information: the department and commissioner must run the system, agencies must report specified crime-related events and data, and some information can be corrected, sealed, purged, or released only under stated conditions.
United States — Alaska
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Certain sex offenders and child kidnappers in Alaska must register and keep their registration information up to date.
United States — Alaska
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This Compact sets up a shared system for exchanging criminal history records for authorized noncriminal-justice purposes and assigns duties to the FBI, party states, and the Compact Council.
United States — Alaska
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This provision requires people connected to a death in specified circumstances to notify the state medical examiner immediately, limits moving the body without permission, and sets out the medical examiner’s investigation, appointment, payment, and child fatality review rules.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets the rules for extraditing people between states, including governor duties, required papers, arrest procedures, bail, waiver, and the accused person’s hearing rights.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets a person convicted of, or sentenced for, a crime seek post-conviction relief on listed grounds, but it also sets filing limits, filing rules, and a high proof standard.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets certain felony convicts seek court-ordered DNA testing, but the application must meet detailed content, filing, and timing rules.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets a person who is unlawfully restrained seek habeas corpus relief, and requires courts and officers to produce the person, respond to the writ, and follow discharge orders.
United States — Alaska
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United States — Alaska
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This title applies to criminal actions and proceedings in all courts, except where another provision or the supreme court’s Criminal Procedure Rules apply. It also governs proceedings in actions brought after January 1, 1963, and later proceedings in cases already pending, unless the court decides applying it would be
United States — Alaska
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This provision sets intestate succession rules, a surviving spouse’s elective share and allowances, and rules for omitted children and related estate calculations.
United States — Alaska
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Chapter 14, Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, is repealed.
United States — Alaska
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This provision covers probate and estate administration rules, including when a will or personal representative appointment is effective, when claims against an estate may begin, notice requirements, deadlines, venue, and supervised administration.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter defines key probate terms and sets rules for foreign personal representatives handling a nonresident decedent’s estate in Alaska.
United States — Alaska
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This part sets rules for guardianship and powers of attorney for minors and incapacitated persons, including court procedures, guardian duties, record access, and limits on delegated powers.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets Alaska courts coordinate with courts in other states, handle certain cross-state guardianship matters, transfer or accept transferred guardianships/conservatorships, and register out-of-state orders.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets rules for recognizing substitute decision-making documents, including when they are valid, how they are interpreted, and when people must accept them.
United States — Alaska
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This statute treats certain death-benefit transfers in accounts, insurance, retirement plans, and securities as non-testamentary, and sets rules for POD/TOD designations, survivor rights, and financial-institution protections.
United States — Alaska
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This provision requires trustees of trusts administered in Alaska to register the trust in court, gives beneficiaries information and accounting rights, and sets court jurisdiction and trustee powers and duties.