Participation in our cherished democracy is fundamental to who we are as a nation, and as a state. We Alaskans pride ourselves on personal freedoms....
Read MoreThe Alaska Judicial Council conducted a comprehensive review of every judge on your ballot. Alaskans for Fair Courts...
Read MoreYou’re invited to join Alaskans for Fair Courts and Co-hosts, League of Women Voters of Anchorage and Justice Not Politics Alaska for a forum on...
Read MoreOn June 15th, the Alaska Division of Elections removed retired teacher Dan J. Sullivan, who hails from Petersburg, from the General Election ballot, concluding that...
Read MoreAs you have heard by now, Governor Dunleavy sent Mr. Wood a letter on Friday, April 24th, thanking him for his service on the Alaska...
Read MoreUrge House and Senate Judiciary Committee members to vote no in the confirmation hearings for attorney John W. Wood
Read MoreJohn Wood has challenged the Alaska Judicial Council’s decades-long approach to providing Alaskans with clear and...
Read MoreJudicial independence – a judge’s ability to be free from outside interference in their decision-making, to be free from political and ideological pressures to issue...
Read MoreIn our most recent December newsletter, we provided a portion of a presentation given by Retired Superior Court Judge Elaine Andrews to a community forum....
Read MoreThis past year has seen a staggering number of attacks against law firms and state and federal judges across the nation, with a sharp rise in...
Read MoreOn November 7th, the Alaska Supreme Court finalized the disbarment of Joshua Kindred, a former federal judge who was forced to resign after an investigation...
Read MoreGreetings from Alaskans for Fair Courts! Here is a quick update about our lawsuit against Governor Dunleavy challenging his “appointment” of attorney John W. Wood...
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