Category: Alaska Courts

OPINION: Alleged judicial corruption is Alaska’s Watergate

Alaska CourtsFebruary 26, 2025

Alaska may be experiencing a judicial crisis rivaling the Watergate scandal. Critics claim it involves a judge who committed perjury, the suppression of a Grand Jury investigation, and unconstitutional changes to the Alaska

WATCH: Dept. of Law attorneys say Alaska Supreme Court undercut grand jury’s ability to expose corrupt officials

Alaska CourtsFebruary 19, 2025

WATCH: Dept. of Law attorneys say Alaska Supreme Court undercut grand jury’s ability to expose govt.

Legal battle resumes on fate of Alaska’s homeschool allotment program

Alaska CourtsFebruary 10, 2025

As expected, the battle has resumed over whether Alaska’s growing homeschool population can utilize state-funded correspondence programs to access educational goods and services provided at private and religious entities. Last summer, the Alaska Supreme

Planned Parenthood closes abortion center in Juneau, but pro-life challenges remain

AbortionDecember 13, 2024

After years of prayer vigils and outreach, prolife advocates are celebrating the announcement by Planned Parenthood that it has closed its abortion center in Juneau, for good. This follows the 2022 closure of the abortion giant’s clinic in

Alaska judge faces mounting opposition in bid to stay on the bench

Alaska CourtsOctober 24, 2024

Of the 19 judges who are up for election this year, none have generated the heated controversy and opposition that surrounds Anchorage Superior Court Judge Adolf Zeman – the man who issued a ruling this past April which struck down the state’s popular

Voter fraud: Mat-Su Democrat convicted of perjury, voter misconduct in 2022 election

Alaska CourtsAugust 2, 2024

A Wasilla man, who visited multiple polling locations to get ballots in the 2022 Mat-Su Borough elections, has been convicted of perjury and voter misconduct in the first

Alaska Supremes to decide whether they illegally colluded with Dept. of Law

Alaska CourtsJuly 25, 2024

Four decades after drafting the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson warned that allowing the judiciary to be the ultimate arbitrator of all constitutional questions would place us under the despotism of an oligarchy. Jefferson, widely considered one

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