Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 22.10.110 (2026)
Oath of office
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Sec. 22.10.110. Oath of office.
Each superior court judge, upon entering office, shall take and subscribe to an oath of office required of all officers under the constitution and any further oath or affirmation as may be prescribed by law.
Each superior court judge, upon entering office, shall take and subscribe to an oath of office required of all officers under the constitution and any further oath or affirmation as may be prescribed by law.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 3
cases, 1983–2014 · leading case: Div. of Elections of State v. Johnstone, 669 P.2d 537 (Alaska 1983).
Div. of Elections of State v. Johnstone, 669 P.2d 537 (Alaska 1983). “XII, § 5; AS 22.10.110. Otherwise, the letter had no particular significance.”
DeNardo v. Johnstone, 772 F. Supp. 462 (D. Alaska 1991). “DeNardo’s second basis is arguably relevant to Murphy and APEA’s claim for attorneys’ fees. DeNardo argues that Judge John-stone did not sign a written oath of office prior to presiding over DeNardo’s case in 1980.”
David Gary Gladden v. City of Dillingham & Donald Moore, No. S14977 (Alaska June 4, 2014). “” AS 22.10.110 provides: “Each superior court judge, upon entering office, shall take and subscribe to an oath of office required of all officers under the constitution and any further oath or affirmation as may be prescribed by law.”
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