Rule 105. Quorum
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Alaska Rules of Court › Alaska Rules of Appellate Procedure › Alaska R. App. P. 105
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(a) A quorum of the supreme court consists of three
justices. A quorum of the court of appeals consists of two
judges.
(b) Pro tempore justices or judges shall be counted for
purposes of a quorum.
(c) If a quorum does not attend on a day on which a
session of court is scheduled, any justice or judge who does
attend may adjourn the court from time to time, or in the
absence of any justice or judge, the clerk may adjourn the court
from day to day.
(d) A justice or judge attending when less than a quorum
is present may make all necessary orders touching any pending
proceeding.
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