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Recent Alaska Supreme Court Cases

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	Krone v. State, DHSS, Division of Senior Services S-12783 Recorded: 24 Apr 08
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	Harris v. AHTNA, Inc. S-11769 Recorded: 24 Apr 08
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	Bragg v. Matanuska-Susitna Borough The Matanuska-Susitna Borough levies an excise tax on wholesalers and distributers of cigarettes and other tobacco products. Bragg and Fannon challenge the trial court’s ruling that the excise tax was not a tax which was limited by other state laws. Although agreeing with the basic trial court ruling, the Borough cross-appeals because Bragg and Fannon are not responsible for paying the tax and should not be allowed to sue the Borough on this issue. S-12576 / 12596 Recorded: 23 Apr 08
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	Crowley v. State, DHSS, Office of Children's Services S-12551 Recorded: 23 Apr 08
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	Neese v. Lithia Chrysler Jeep of Anchorage, Inc. S-12725 Recorded: 22 Apr 08
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	State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company v. Dowdy S-12687 / 12698 Recorded: 22 Apr 08
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	Faulk v. Board of Equalization, Kenai Peninsula Borough S-12729 Recorded: 22 Apr 08
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	AAA Valley Gravel, Inc. v. Totaro S-12207 / 12237 Recorded: 22 Apr 08
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	Anchorage Municipality v. Mjos Is a candidate eligible to run again for the Anchorage Assembly, or is he out because of term limits? S-13039 Recorded: 27 Mar 08
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	State v. American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska S-12370 Recorded: 20 Mar 08
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	State v. Alaska Public Employees Association S-12752 Recorded: 20 Mar 08
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	Edenshaw v. Safeway, Inc., Carr's Quality Center S-12583 Recorded: 20 Mar 08
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	Kim v. Alyeska Seafoods, Inc. Kim, a Washington resident, claims he was injured while working for Alyeska Seafoods in 2002. Alaska statues and regulations require that an injured worker request a hearing within two years of filing the claim and after the employer has answered and denied the claim. Kim's attorney filed a request to continue the case but did not request a hearing. Kim appeals the dismissal of his claim and argues that he complied with the statute and is entitled to a hearing. S-12754 Recorded: 18 Mar 08
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	Anchorage Chrysler Center, Inc. v. DaimlerChrysler Motors Corp. S-12702 Recorded: 18 Mar 08
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	Bohlmann v. Alaska Construction & Engineering, Inc. Following a work injury for which he received time loss benefits, appellant Bohlmann sought an adjustment of his compensation rate. The employer denied the request which triggered a two-year time limit for requesting a hearing. Bohlmann's request for a compensation rate adjustment was denied and dismissed due to his failure to request a hearing within two years. Bohlman argues his failure to timely request a hearing should be excused primarily due to his status as a pro se litigant. S-12553 Recorded: 18 Mar 08

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