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The website for the United States Senate.
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Alaska Rules of Court
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This web site is a gateway for researching millions of pages of federal materials. It indexes many other sides and provides a collection of links to federal government materials.
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SC-100 / Alaska Small Claims Handbook
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Guide to the small claims process in Alaska. Adobe Acrobat PDF.
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SC-95 / Small Claims Information Sheet
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A brief summary about small claims cases. Adobe Acrobat PDF.
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Self-Help Services: Appeals
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This website, made available by the Alaska Court System, explains how you can represent yourself in filing an appeal of a civil final judgment or order from the Alaska Superior Court to the Alaska Supreme Court. It also discusses how to respond to an appeal.
This is a detailed website, and you should review the information carefully and thoroughly before filing an appeal. You should consult with an attorney if at all possible to discuss your case.
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U.S. Supreme Court Website
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This is the official website of the United States Supreme Court. It provides copies of current opinions, as well as articles discussing the history of the Court and its role in interpreting constitutional law.
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