Rule 8. Physicians’ Fees
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Physicians shall be allowed a reasonable fee for
performing the following services:
(a) An examination under order of court pursuant to AS
47.30.700 or such other examination as may be ordered by the
court upon its own motion;
(b) Giving medical expert testimony at a hearing when
ordered by the court in relation to such examination or in
relation to an autopsy or post mortem examination ordered
pursuant to AS 12.65.020.
Fees for such services shall be paid from funds
appropriated to the judiciary. Claims for compensation shall be
submitted for approval to the judicial officer ordering the
examination or testimony, subject to final approval by the
administrative director. In all other cases, physicians’ fees shall
be paid by the requesting party or parties.
The administrative director may authorize a fee under (a)
of this rule to be computed other than on an hourly basis,
provided that such computation results in a fee that is
substantially the same as if computed hourly.
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