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The Alaska Law Review examines legal issues affecting the state of Alaska. The student-edited journal has been published at Duke Law School under the sponsorship of the Alaska Bar Association since 1984. An annual Year in Review issue consists of short summaries of significant court decisions regarding Alaska from the federal and state courts. A separately published Online Articles Forum was published in 2008 and 2009.

ISSN 0883-0568 (Print)
ISSN 1930-6598 (Online)

Volume 40, Number 3 (June 2024)

Preliminary

Note From the Editor

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Article

Blight Made Right: Defects in State Condemnation Laws and a Roadmap for Reform in Alaska and Beyond

Sam Spiegelman

341

"Still Broken": Alaska Rule of Professional Conduct 8.4(f) and (g)'s Insufficient Response to Workplace Harassment by Lawyers

Sam Turner

383

Practitioner Guide

Alaska's Recognition of Tribes: Alaska House Bill 123 and Tribal Trust Lands

Gloria R. Jacobsen

411

Note

Facial Recognition AI: Alaska Is an Ideal Forum for Introducing Regulation

Sarah Edwards

437

Comment

Kohlhaas v. State: Encouraging Democratic Reform Through Constitutional Flexibility

Allyson Barkley and Connor Sakati

463

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