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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 41, Number 1 (December 2024)
Symposium Edition

Preliminary

Note From the Editor

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Keynote Address

Addressing the Access to Justice Crisis: Think Systemically, Act Locally

Nikole Nelson

1

Articles

Community Justice Workers: Part of the Solution to Alaska's Legal Deserts

Joy Anderson, Sarah Carver, and Dr. Robert Onders

9

Building Successful Justice Worker Programs: Emerging Insights from Research and Practice

Rebecca L. Sandefur and Matthew Burnett

23

Justice Beyond the State

Kirsten Matoy Carlson

45

Next Steps in Online Courts: Accelerating Access to Justice Through Court Technology

J.J. Prescott

93

Power-Conscious Legal Work: Building a Roadmap for Rural Access to Justice Through Trust, Accountability, & Trauma-Informed Practices

Cayley Balser and Antonio M. Coronado

145

Notes

Glacial Progress: Thawing the Path to a Law School in Alaska

Kathrine Coonjohn

189

Alaska's Healthcare Markets: The Free Market is Nota "Cure"

Katie Raya

231

Comment

Alaska's Arm-of-the-Tribe Jurisprudence: Ito v. Copper River Native Association and Its Contribution to a More Uniform System of Justice in America

Jack Jeffrey and Erik Gordon

267

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