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Alaska Statutes.

Title 22. Judiciary

Chapter 10. The Superior Court

Chapter 10. The Superior Court

Section 10. Establishment of Superior Court.

Section 20. Jurisdiction of the Superior Court.

Section 25. Powers of Superior Court in Action For Divorce, Separation, or Child Support.

Section 30. Where Actions Are to Be Brought.

Section 40. Change of Venue.

Section 50. General Powers and Sessions.

Section 60. Effect of Adjournment.

Section 70. Seal of Court. [Repealed, Sec. 2 Ch 64 SLA 1974. For Current Law, See AS 22.05.060

Section 80. Process.

Section 90. Qualifications of Judges.

Section 100. Vacancies.

Section 110. Oath of Office.

Section 120. Number of Judges.

Section 130. Appointment and Duties of Presiding Judges.

Section 140. Chief Justice May Assign Superior Court Judges.

Section 150. Approval or Rejection.

Section 160. Incapacity. [Repealed, Sec. 3 Ch 213 SLA 1968].

Section 170. Impeachment.

Section 180. Restrictions.

Section 190. Compensation.

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