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Court Information

General Information

• Frequently Asked Questions

• About the Alaska Court System
  Explanations of various levels of Alaska courts and their functions, and other Court System information

• Administrative Bulletins Referenced in the Alaska Rules of Court

• Alaska Courts Directory
  Contact information for courts statewide

• Can We Talk?
  Information about Court System speakers available to talk to community groups

• Court Holidays

• Court System Access Coordinators
  Information about services and devices that enable those with disabilities to better participate in court proceedings

• Map of Alaska judicial districts and court locations
  With 2002 changes to the 2nd and 4th judicial districts

• Marriage Commissioner Information

• Mediation in Alaska

• Pre- and Post- Judgment Interest Rates - ADM-505

• Chief Justice Dana Fabe's 2003 State of the Judiciary Address to the Alaska Legislature

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Court Rules

• 2002-2003 Alaska Rules of Court
• Supreme Court Orders
  Create and amend Alaska Rules of Court

• Administrative Bulletins Referenced in the Alaska Rules of Court

• Judicial Orders Regarding Faxed Pleadings

Filing Fees

Filing fees are set forth in Administrative Rule 9, Fee Schedule.

Forms and Publications

• Alaska Appellate Court Forms
  From the Appellate Court Case Management System website

• Alaska Court System Forms and Publications
  Includes Civil, Domestic Relations and Domestic Violence forms, and explanatory publications covering topics such as custody investigations, deposting your will, domestic violence protective orders, and mediation

Juror Information

• Alaska Trial Juror Information

Law Library

• Alaska State Court Law Library
  Search the library catalog and find information about law library locations, hours and services

Public Outreach

Teaching Kids About Courts
Educational programs for students sponsored by the Alaska Court System

Connecting Courts & Community
A speakers program for community groups sponsored by the Alaska Court System

Records Requests

Requests for copies of case files should be submitted in writing to the records department or clerk of court where the case was filed. A complete list of Alaska Court System contact information is available on our website. Email requests for copies are not accepted.

Your written request for copies should include:

• the names of the parties
  
• the case number
  
• the case type (for example: civil, criminal, probate, small claims)
  
• your name
  
• your address
  
• your phone number

Most court records are available for public inspection. Copies are 25¢ per page. A certified copy of a document is $5.00. There is a $15.00 per hour research fee. A deposit may be required on some copy requests.

Records in some proceedings, such as juvenile matters, are confidential and only parties to the case are allowed access to the file.

Transcribers

The Alaska Court System has an Open Solicitation (NOS ACS-01-01) to address its on-going need for qualified transcribers to prepare official transcripts of court proceedings.

If you have not already responded to this Solicitation and wish to do so, you may obtain a copy from the Court's website, or from:

Alaska Court System
Purchasing Office
820 West 4th Avenue
Anchorage, Alaska 99501

You may also contact Kathleen Armand of the Transcripts Division at kamand@courts.state.ak.us. This email address for transcript-related questions only. All other correspondence should be directed to webmaster@courts.state.ak.us

Manual of Transcript Procedures (TF-410) and Appendices

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Rev. 03 October 2003 © Alaska Court System www.state.ak.us/courts

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