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Alaska Bar Ass'n Bylaws art. I, § 6

Administrative Districts

activein force · 2025-04-23 – presentact-effective-date

For the purpose of the administration of the Act, these

Bylaws, the Rules, and the Policies and Regulations

promulgated under them, four administrative districts, based in

part upon the judicial districts existing in 1973, are created as

follows:

(1) The First Judicial District of Alaska;

(2) The Second and Fourth Judicial Districts of Alaska

combined;

(3) The Third Judicial District of Alaska; and

(4) Any jurisdiction or geographical area outside the

State.

Provenance

Source
courts.alaska.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
ca8aac3c038802832421016c17ca0b1c1352c97532ffecf9df95e22863aa9a5f
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