Christen Blake is appealing her conviction for confining 17 cats in a disabled van last winter.
Crime & Courts
Judge says State must honor child support orders from Tribe
Southeast tribal officials are welcoming a decision by a state judge that’s based on their inherent right of self-governance.
Survey shows high rates of violence against women in Juneau
A recent survey to measure domestic violence and sexual assault victimization rates for women in Juneau shows that 55 percent of adult women in the Capital City have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, or both in their lifetime.
Thornton case set for December hearing
Three teenagers are accused in death of Juneau grad
Jurist helped shape Juneau; defended Capital City, Alaskans’ privacy rights
Robert Boochever was active in Juneau during his forty years as lawyer and judge. He passed away Oct. 9th at the age of 94.
Fast ferry builders, AMHS trade shots in dispute over engine problems
The Alaska Marine Highway System says the engines being used in their two fast ferries are defective and builders of the ships knew it when they delivered the ships only six years ago. But the ferries’ builders say it’s not their fault.