Supreme Court Orders (SCOs) are available in print at the Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau law libraries.

All SCOs are Adobe Acrobat PDF documents unless otherwise indicated.

SCO Library

SCOs since the Fall publication of the main edition of the Alaska Rules of Court

• 1875
  legislative style | non-legislative style
  Amended order allowing any filing that is due on a day that the court is closed for a full day or partial day to be timely filed on the next business day. Affected rules include Civil Rule 6(a), Criminal Rule 40(a), and Appellate Rule 502(a).
• 1875 (Amended)
  legislative style | non-legislative style
  Amending SCO 1875 to address court closure on a full or partial weekday for time computation; continuing temporary order allowing any filing that is due on a day that the court is closed for a full day or partial day to be timely filed on the next business day. Affected rules include Civil Rule 6(a), Criminal Rule 40(a), and Appellate Rule 502(a).
• 1936
  legislative style | non-legislative style
  Amending Administrative Rule 40(a) to provide that criminal cases in which the defendant satisfactorily completed a suspended imposition of sentence are excluded from the public index, and cases involving minors charged with alcohol-related offenses are excluded from the public index.
• 1965
  legislative style | non-legislative style
  Amending District Court Civil Rules 8, 10, 11, 12, 17, and 21 concerning procedures for small claims including service of process, service of filings, proof of service, default, availability of Handbook, and assistance to litigants; clarifying and modernizing language in Rule 21.
• 1966
  legislative style | non-legislative style
  Amending Bar Rule 3 to change the application deadlines for the Alaska Bar Examination; amending Bar Rules 28(g) and 30(e) to change the publication requirements for public notices for discipline and transfers to disability inactive status.