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Alaska Statutes.

Title 24. Legislature

Chapter 65. Office of Victims' Rights

Chapter 65. Office of Victims' Rights

Section 10. Office of Victims' Rights.

Section 20. Appointment of the Victims' Advocate.

Section 30. Qualifications.

Section 40. Term of Office.

Section 50. Removal.

Section 60. Compensation.

Section 70. Staff and Delegation.

Section 80. Office Facilities and Administration.

Section 90. Procedure.

Section 100. Jurisdiction; Duties.

Section 110. Advocacy On Behalf of Crime Victims; Records.

Section 120. Investigations.

Section 130. Powers.

Section 140. Consultation.

Section 150. Procedure After Investigation.

Section 160. Publication of Recommendations.

Section 170. Annual Report.

Section 180. Judicial Review.

Section 190. Immunity of the Victims' Advocate.

Section 200. Victims' Advocate's Privilege Not to Testify or Produce Documents or Other Evidence.

Section 210. Penalty.

Section 250. Definitions.

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