Alaska Court of Appeals and Supreme Court Opinions

Detected March 2nd, 2026

Summary

This notice describes the Alaska Case Law Service, which provides access to opinions from the Alaska Supreme Court and Alaska Court of Appeals dating back to 1960. The service allows users to search opinions by various criteria, including word, citation, party name, and decision date.

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This document serves as a notice for the Alaska Case Law Service, which offers access to published and unpublished opinions from the Alaska Supreme Court and Alaska Court of Appeals since 1960. The service is provided by the Alaska State Court Law Library and allows for searches based on keywords, citations, party names, decision dates, and other criteria. It is important to note that Thomson Reuters Westlaw editorial enhancements, such as headnotes and synopses, are not included in this specific service.

While this is not a regulatory change in the traditional sense, legal professionals and researchers in Alaska should be aware of this resource for accessing judicial opinions. Users are subject to terms of use that prohibit interfering with the website's functionality. No specific compliance actions or deadlines are imposed by this notice, as it is informational in nature.

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Alaska Case Law Service

This service provides access to opinions of the Alaska Supreme Court and Alaska Court of Appeals. Included on the site are all opinions dated from 1960 and published in West's Pacific Reporter and West's Alaska Reporter through the most recent Advance Sheets, as well as unpublished opinions.

Opinions can be searched by word, official citation, docket number, case name, judge name, counsel name, opinion type (i.e., majority, concurring, dissenting) and decision date.

Thomson Reuters Westlaw editorial enhancements contained in the Pacific Reporter and Alaska Reporter (e.g., headnotes, synopsis, etc.) are not included in this service.

This service is brought to you by the Alaska State Court Law Library.

By using this website, you agree not to use it in any manner that could disable, overburden, damage, or impair the site or interfere with any other party’s use of the website, or to use any device, software or routine that interferes with the proper working of the website.