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Alaska Statutes.

Title 43. Revenue and Taxation

Chapter 5. Administration of Revenue Laws

Section 425. Qualifications; Code of Conduct. [See Delayed Repeal Note]..

AS 43.05.425. Qualifications; Code of Conduct. [See Delayed Repeal Note]..

(a) An administrative law judge, including the chief administrative law judge, at the time of appointment, must

(1) be licensed to practice law in this state or another state; and

(2) have experience in the field of tax law or tax administration.

(b) A person appointed as an administrative law judge under AS 43.05.410 who is not licensed to practice law in this state at the time of appointment must become licensed to practice law in this state within 12 months after appointment or shall cease to hold office.

(c) An administrative law judge, including the chief administrative law judge, shall comply with the Alaska code of judicial conduct and, except as provided in (b) of this section, shall be and remain licensed to practice law in this state.

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