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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 42, Number 1 (December 2025)

Preliminary

Note From the Editor

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Articles

The Corpus Juris of (Alaska Native) Inherent Tribal Sovereignty

Nazune Menka

1

Anchoring Deference: The Chevron Doctrine, Loper Bright, and Alaska Administrative Law

Jon W. Katchen and Will R. Crowther

43

Where There’s Fire, There’s Smoke: Regulation of Fine Particulate Air Pollution in the Fairbanks North Star Borough

Caleb T. Anderson

93

“Parked Under the Influence” Is Not a Crime: Why the Alaska Supreme Court’s Broad Interpretation of “Operating a Vehicle” Is Wrong

Paul A. Clark

125

Notes

Circumscribing Alaskan Law Enforcement’s Access to Pretrial Electronic Monitoring Location Data

Rosa Gibson

171

Alaska’s Hidden Gems: Advocating for the Protection of Deep-Sea Corals, Both in the Courtroom and Beyond

Lauren Beizer

209

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