Statutes and regulations

Rule 85. Forcible Entry and Detainer

Alaska R. Civ. P. 85 · Alaska · Court rules

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In an action for the possession of any land, tenement or other real property brought under the forcible entry and detainer provisions of law, the practice and procedure shall be as in other civil actions … No continuance shall be granted for a longer period than 2 days, unless the defendant applying therefor shall give an undertaking to the adverse party, with sureties approved by the court, conditioned

Rule 3.4. Fairness to Opposing Party and Counsel

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Documents and other items of evidence are often essential to establish a claim or defense asonably believes that the person’s interests will not be adversely affected by refraining from giving the information … Applicable law may permit a lawyer to take temporary possession of physical evidence relevant to criminal charges that have been brought or may be brought against the lawyer’s client, so that the lawyer

Rule 611. Petitions for Review—Procedure

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district court and the operation or enforcement of the order or decision sought to be reviewed upon such terms as to bond or otherwise as the court considers proper for the security of the rights of the adverse … for the filing of petitions for review to the superior court from a district court of an administrative agency by a trust company when the Department of Community and Economic Development has taken possession

Rule 1.9. Duties to Former Clients

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Information that has been disclosed to the public or to other parties adverse to the former client ordinarily will not be disqualifying. … A conclusion about the possession of such information may be based on the nature of the services the lawyer provided the former client and information that would in ordinary practice be learned by

Rule 80. Bonds and Undertakings

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The undertaking must contain an affidavit of each surety which shall state that the surety possesses the qualifications prescribed by subdivision (b) of this rule. (2) Corporations. … Upon three days’ notice to a party, an adverse party may require an individual surety or the agent of a corporate surety to be examined under oath concerning the surety’s qualifications.

Rule 12. Defenses and Objections—When and How Presented—By Pleading or Motion—Motion for Judgment on Pleadings

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If a pleading sets forth a claim for relief to which the adverse party is not required to serve a responsive pleading, the adverse party may assert at the trial any defense in law or fact to that claim … third-party answer, a reply to a counterclaim, a cross-claim, and an answer to a cross-claim by a trust company in a civil action when the Department of Community and Economic Development has taken possession

Rule 9.1. Definitions

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However, matters will not be deemed “substantially related” under paragraph (2) if the confidential information imparted to the lawyer has since been disclosed to the public or to other adverse parties … The lawyer must make reasonable efforts to ensure that the client or other person possesses information reasonably adequate to make an informed decision.

Rule 3. A Judge Shall Perform the Duties of Judicial Office Impartially and Diligently

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In many cases, publicity adverse to the judge is virtually certain no matter what decision he or she reaches. … includes: (a) or accepting a bribe or otherwise acting dishonestly in reaching a judicial or administrative decision, (b) improperly using or threatening to use the judge’s judicial power in a manner adverse

Rule 43.1. Traffic Bail Forfeiture Schedule

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Statute or Regulation Description of Offense Bail AS 11.46.462 Unlawful possession of an official traffic control device $ 200 AS 19.10.300(a) Commercial vehicle (intrastate): failure to maintain … AAC 04.005(a) Disconnection/alteration of equipment 50 13 AAC 04.005(b) Operating a vehicle modified to be too low or too high 300 13 AAC 04.005(c) Operating a vehicle with features or load adversely