Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 22.10.180 (2026)
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Sec. 22.10.180. Restrictions.
A superior court judge while holding office may not practice law, nor engage in the conduct of any other profession, vocation, or business for profit or compensation, which conduct would interfere with the performance of the judicial duties of the judge, nor may a judge hold office in a political party, or hold any other office or position of profit under the United States, the state or its political subdivisions. A superior court judge filing for another elective public office other than delegate to a constitutional convention of this state or the United States forfeits the judicial position.
A superior court judge while holding office may not practice law, nor engage in the conduct of any other profession, vocation, or business for profit or compensation, which conduct would interfere with the performance of the judicial duties of the judge, nor may a judge hold office in a political party, or hold any other office or position of profit under the United States, the state or its political subdivisions. A superior court judge filing for another elective public office other than delegate to a constitutional convention of this state or the United States forfeits the judicial position.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2
cases, 1968–1983 · 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). “, AS 22.10.180 (restricted activities while in office); AS 22.”
Begich v. Jefferson, 441 P.2d 27 (Alaska 1968). “By virtue of AS 22.10.180 the same restrictions were imposed upon superior court judges.”
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