In a letter to the council, Dunleavy wrote “the slate of candidates put forward could be expanded to reflect the balance and diversity in philosophy and Alaskan experience requisite to adequately make a fair choice for the people of Alaska.”
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Vote on Alaska Supreme Court nominees decided with tie-breaker by chief justice
On Tuesday, the Alaska Judicial Council voted to forward a list of three candidates to Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy, who will select one to fill an upcoming vacancy on the state’s highest court.
Alaska Judicial Council recommends three judges for state Supreme Court
Gov. Dunleavy will now be asked to choose Dani Crosby, Jennifer Stuart Henderson or Yvonne Lamoureux to fill the seat going vacant when Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice Joel Bolger retires in June.
Alaska Supreme Court unanimously rejects attorney general’s bid to quash election reform initiative
This marks Clarkson’s second high-profile Supreme Court defeat in the space of one month, after he also lost an effort to block the campaign to recall Gov. Mike Dunleavy.
Dunleavy will pick from three Anchorage judges, one attorney to fill Alaska’s open Supreme Court seat
Dunleavy will make his first appointment to the five-member Supreme Court from four candidates.
Judge rejects state request to stop signature gathering for elections initiative
The attorney general’s office plans to file an appeal of Lamoureux’s ruling on the initiative soon, according to a Department of Law spokesperson.
Judge approves signature gathering for initiative that would change state elections
An assistant attorney general says the Alaska Supreme Court may have to resolve an appeal of the ruling.
Judge dismisses Pebble-funded lawsuit against BBRSDA
A Superior Court judge has dismissed a Pebble-backed lawsuit against Bristol Bay’s regional seafood development association.