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Alaska Stat. § 22.35.030 (2026)
Records concerning criminal cases resulting in acquittal or dismissal
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Sec. 22.35.030. Records concerning criminal cases resulting in acquittal or dismissal.
The Alaska Court System may not publish a court record of a criminal case on a publicly available website if 60 days have elapsed from the date of acquittal or dismissal and
(1) the defendant was acquitted of all charges filed in the case;
(2) all criminal charges against the defendant in the case have been dismissed and were not dismissed as part of a plea agreement in another criminal case under Rule 11, Alaska Rules of Criminal Procedure;
(3) the defendant was acquitted of some of the criminal charges in the case and the remaining charges were dismissed; or
(4) all criminal charges against the defendant in the case have been dismissed after a suspended entry of judgment under AS 12.55.078.
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The Alaska Court System may not publish a court record of a criminal case on a publicly available website if 60 days have elapsed from the date of acquittal or dismissal and
(1) the defendant was acquitted of all charges filed in the case;
(2) all criminal charges against the defendant in the case have been dismissed and were not dismissed as part of a plea agreement in another criminal case under Rule 11, Alaska Rules of Criminal Procedure;
(3) the defendant was acquitted of some of the criminal charges in the case and the remaining charges were dismissed; or
(4) all criminal charges against the defendant in the case have been dismissed after a suspended entry of judgment under AS 12.55.078.
Title 23. Labor and Workers' Compensation.
Chapter 05. Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 9
cases (8 in the last 5 years), 2018–2025 · leading case: Romero, Jr. v. McAfee (D. Alaska 2025).
Romero, Jr. v. McAfee (D. Alaska 2025). “Case No. 4:24-cv-00030-SLG, Romero v. Pitzer, et al.”
Romero, Jr. v. Pitzer (D. Alaska 2025). “Case No. 4:24-cv-00030-SLG, Romero v. Pitzer, et al.”
Romero, Jr. v. Smoot (D. Alaska 2025). “Case No. 4:24-cv-00030-SLG, Romero v. Pitzer, et al.”
Romero, Jr. v. State of Alaska (D. Alaska 2025). “Case No. 4:24-cv-00030-SLG, Romero v. Pitzer, et al.”
Romero, Jr. v. Governor of the State of Alaska (D. Alaska 2025). “Case No. 4:24-cv-00030-SLG, Romero v. Pitzer, et al.”
Cruikshank v. Ralph (D. Alaska 2025). “But see Alaska Statute § 22.35.030 (providing for the removal of criminal cases on a publicly available website when a defendant has been acquitted of all charges filed in the case).”
Benjamin S. v. Stephenie S. (Alaska 2018). “Benjamin refers to two statutes addressing confidentiality or sealing of records in criminal proceedings (AS 22.35.030 and AS 12.62.180). Neither applies to this civil proceeding.”
Chambers v. Copeland (D. Alaska 2025). “But see Alaska Statute § 22.35.030 (providing for the removal of criminal cases on a publicly available website when a defendant has been acquitted of all charges filed in the case).”
Newman v. Willie (D. Alaska 2025). “But see Alaska Statute § 22.35.030 (providing for the removal of criminal cases on a publicly available website when a defendant has been acquitted of all charges filed in the case).”
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