The ongoing dispute between the Alaska Commercial Fishermen’s Memorial and the City and Borough of Juneau continued in court on Monday.
Public Safety
Alaska Supreme Court settles value of TAPS
Decision settles value of TAPS for 2006 tax year
Trial averted in domestic violence case
Bob S. Huber enters a guilty plea to misdemeanor assault
Measure would increase public seats on Judicial Council
Critics worry that could shift the balance of the judicial system itself.
U.S. Senate Considers Law Enforcement Gaps in Native Alaska
The Senate Indian Affairs Committee reviewed a controversial report on Native American law-and-order that portrays the high rates of violence in rural Alaska, particularly against Native women and children, as a national disgrace.
Second child enticement case reported in Juneau
Police are investigating possible links between the two cases
Chief Justice: Court delays compromise justice
Alaska Supreme Court’s Dana Fabe delivers State of the Judiciary address to lawmakers
Police look for clues in child enticement case
Juneau police are looking for two men in a truck who tried to pick up a child walking home from school last week.
Juneau police seize SUV allegedly involved in hit and run
Officers continue to investigate the crash, reported on Saturday February 1st, in the 3700 block of Amalga Street.
Helo 1 crash still under investigation
The State Department of Public Safety is reviewing its safety procedures following a helicopter crash that took the lives of three men in March of last year.