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Judge Rules Criminal Case Against Bill Cosby Can Proceed

By VOA News on Feb 4, 2016   Featured, National  

Judge Rules Criminal Case Against Bill Cosby Can Proceed

A Pennsylvania judge late Wednesday dismissed defense efforts to have criminal sexual assault charges against comedian Bill Cosby thrown out, ruling that his trial can proceed. Cosby’s lawyers argued that a former district attorney granted Cosby immunity from prosecution in 2005 so he could use Cosby’s testimony in a civil suit by an alleged victim. […]

Governor Walker Thanks Chief Justice Fabe for Her Service to Alaska

By Katie Marquette | Office of the Governor on Oct 7, 2015   Featured, State  

Governor Walker Thanks Chief Justice Fabe for Her Service to Alaska

ANCHORAGE – Governor Bill Walker thanked Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice Dana Fabe Wednesday for her years of service to the state of Alaska. On Tuesday, Chief Justice Fabe announced she intends to retire in June 2016. Appointed in 1996, Chief Justice Fabe has had a long and distinguished career in Alaska’s judicial system. She […]

Judge Confirms State Ownership of Mosquito Fork Submerged Lands

By Elizabeth Bluemink Department of Natural Resources on Jul 29, 2015   Featured, State  

Judge Confirms State Ownership of Mosquito Fork Submerged Lands

ANCHORAGE –   The U.S. Department of Justice has conceded and U.S. District Judge Sharon Gleason Tuesday is signed an order confirming that the State of Alaska owns the submerged lands of the Fortymile River’s Mosquito Fork. This is a successful outcome for the State of Alaska, which filed a lawsuit in 2012 seeking to confirm state […]

Governor Walker Appoints Anchorage Superior Court Judge

By Katie Marquette | Office of the Governor on Jul 26, 2015   Featured, State  

Governor Walker Appoints Anchorage Superior Court Judge

ANCHORAGE – Governor Bill Walker Friday announced his appointment of Herman G. Walker, Jr. to the Anchorage Superior Court. Mr. Walker will replace Judge Philip Volland, who is retiring on August 31st after serving on the Anchorage Superior Court for over twelve years. “It is an honor to put forward Herman Walker’s name as Anchorage’s […]

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