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Alaska Statutes.

Title 43. Revenue and Taxation

Chapter 5. Administration of Revenue Laws

Section 415. Removal. [See Delayed Repeal Note]..

AS 43.05.415. Removal. [See Delayed Repeal Note]..

(a) The chief administrative law judge may be disciplined or removed from office by the commissioner only for good cause.

(b) An administrative law judge other than the chief administrative law judge may be disciplined or removed from office by the chief administrative law judge only for good cause.

(c) In this section, "good cause" includes

(1) violation of the Alaska code of judicial conduct adopted by the Alaska Supreme Court;

(2) conviction of a crime of moral turpitude;

(3) unjustified failure to handle the caseload assigned or similar nonfeasance of office;

(4) failure to meet the requirements of AS 43.05.425 relating to qualification for office; and

(5) unreasonable failure to comply with the statutes or regulations regarding the confidentiality of taxpayer information.

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