Alaska Statutes Title 15, Chapter 15.35, Article 03 - Judiciary

• Sec. 15.35.030 Approval or Rejection of Supreme Court Justice.
  Each supreme court justice shall be subject to approval or rejection at the first general election held more than three years after the justice's...
• Sec. 15.35.040 Filing Declaration by Supreme Court Justice.
  Each justice seeking retention in office shall file with the director a declaration of candidacy for retention no later than August 1 before the...
• Sec. 15.35.041 Requirement of Filing Fee for Supreme Court Candidate.
  At the time the declaration is filed, each candidate for retention shall pay a filing fee to the director. The filing fee for a...
• Sec. 15.35.050 Placing Name of Supreme Court Justice on Ballot.
  The director shall place the name of a supreme court justice who has properly filed a declaration of candidacy for retention on the ballot...
• Sec. 15.35.053 Approval or Rejection of a Judge of the Court of Appeals.
  Each judge of the court of appeals shall be subject to approval or rejection at the first general election held more than three years...
• Sec. 15.35.055 Filing Declaration by Judge of the Court of Appeals.
  Each judge of the court of appeals seeking retention in office shall file with the director a declaration of candidacy for retention no later...
• Sec. 15.35.057 Requirement of Filing Fee for Court of Appeals.
  At the time the declaration is filed, each candidate for retention shall pay a filing fee to the director. The filing fee for a...
• Sec. 15.35.059 Placing Name of Judge of the Court of Appeals on Ballot.
  The director shall place the name of a judge of the court of appeals who has properly filed a declaration of candidacy for retention...
• Sec. 15.35.060 Approval or Rejection of Superior Court Judge.
  Each superior court judge shall be subject to approval or rejection at the first general election held more than three years after the judge's...
• Sec. 15.35.070 Filing Declaration by Superior Court Judge.
  Each judge seeking retention in office shall file with the director a declaration of candidacy for retention no later than August 1 before the...
• Sec. 15.35.071 Requirement of Filing Fee for Superior Court Candidate.
  At the time the declaration is filed, each candidate for retention shall pay a filing fee to the director. The filing fee for a...
• Sec. 15.35.080 Determination of Judicial District in Which to Seek Approval.
  The judge shall seek approval in the judicial district to which the judge was originally appointed, except in case of assignments and transfers with...
• Sec. 15.35.090 Placing Name of Superior Court Judge on Ballot.
  The director shall place the name of a superior court judge who has properly filed a declaration of candidacy for retention on the ballot...
• Sec. 15.35.100 Approval or Rejection of District Judge.
  (a) Each district judge shall be subject to approval or rejection at the first general election held more than two years after the judge's...
• Sec. 15.35.110 Filing Declaration by District Judge.
  Each district judge seeking retention in office shall file with the director a declaration of candidacy for retention no later than August 1 before...
• Sec. 15.35.120 Requirement of Filing Fee for District Court Candidate.
  At the time the declaration is filed, each candidate for retention on the district court shall pay a filing fee of $30 to the
• Sec. 15.35.130 Placing Name of District Judge on Ballot.
  The director shall place the name of a district judge who has properly filed a declaration of candidacy for retention on the ballot in...
• Sec. 15.35.135 Withdrawal of Candidacy; Removal of Name From General Election Ballot.
  (a) Notice of withdrawal of candidacy for retention for a supreme court justice, judge of the court of appeals, superior court judge, or district...
• Sec. 15.35.140 - 15.35.170 Judges of the Court of Appeals: Requirements for Retention in Office. [Repealed, Sec. 231 Ch 100 Sla 1980. for Current Law, See As 15.35.053 - 15.35.059].
  
  Repealed or Renumbered

Last modified: November 15, 2016