Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 47.10.280 (2026)
Purpose of chapter. [Repealed, § 1 ch 152 SLA 1976. For current similar provisions, see
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Sec. 47.10.280. Purpose of chapter. [Repealed, § 1 ch 152 SLA 1976. For current similar provisions, see AS 47.06.020.]
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 10
cases, 1971–1979 · leading case: Davenport v. McGinnis, 522 P.2d 1140 (Alaska 1974).
Davenport v. McGinnis, 522 P.2d 1140 (Alaska 1974). “AS 47.10.280, [2] and AS 47.15.010 Articles III and IX as an interrelated and coherent whole.”
P. H. v. State, 504 P.2d 837 (Alaska 1972). “The list of the substantial statutory benefits flowing from disposition through children’s court proceedings includes the following: no criminal conyiction or the attendant employment prejudice and loss of civil rights [AS 47.”
In re E. M. D., 490 P.2d 658 (Alaska 1971). “280 provides : The purpose of this chapter is to secure for each minor the care and guidance which is as nearly as possible equivalent to that which should be given him by his parents. The principle is recognized that minors under the jurisdiction of the court are wards of the…”
In re G. K., 497 P.2d 914 (Alaska 1972). “080(g) ; AS 47.10.280. Of reported cases which have dealt with an issue similar to the one at bar, all except White have held juvenile proceedings to be “civil” in nature for the purpose of peremptory disqualification statutes.”
State v. G.L.P., 590 P.2d 65 (Alaska 1979). “080(c)(1)]; and perhaps conceptually most important, a benevolent attitude [AS 47.10.280] dictating specialized rehabilitative treatment [AS 47.”
PH v. State, 504 P.2d 837 (Alaska 1972). “[12] The list of the substantial statutory benefits flowing from disposition through children's court proceedings includes the following: no criminal conviction or the attendant employment prejudice and loss of civil rights [AS 47.10.”
In Re Gk, 497 P.2d 914 (Alaska 1972). “080(g); AS 47.10.280. Of reported cases which have dealt with an issue similar to the one at bar, all except White have held juvenile proceedings to be "civil" in nature for the purpose of peremptory disqualification statutes.”
State v. GLP, 590 P.2d 65 (Alaska 1979). “080(c)(1)]; and perhaps conceptually most important, a benevolent attitude [AS 47.10.280] dictating specialized rehabilitative treatment [AS 47.”
LAM v. State, 547 P.2d 827 (Alaska 1976). “AS 47.10.280). *835 Thus, the State's efforts regarding the child are not directed solely at providing an alternate living situation (as they are in a true case of dependency) but at putting the child back in her own home.”
In Re Emd, 490 P.2d 658 (Alaska 1971). “[7] AS 47.10.280 provides: The purpose of this chapter is to secure for each minor the care and guidance which is as nearly as possible equivalent to that which should be given him by his parents.”
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