Supreme Court Orders
Summary of 5 Post-Pandemic Supreme Court Orders Continuing Beneficial Practices.
Supreme Court Orders (SCOs) are available in print at the Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau law libraries.
All SCOs are Adobe Acrobat PDF documents unless otherwise indicated.
SCO Library
SCOs since the Fall 2026 publication of the main edition of the Alaska Rules of Court (teal version)
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2054
legislative style | non-legislative style
Amending Bar Rules 2, 3, 4, and 5 to adopt changes for the NextGen Uniform Bar Examination. -
2021
legislative style | non-legislative style
Amending Administrative Rule 26.2 to include certain Department of Corrections officers as “peace officers”.
General SCOs – SCOs that indirectly amend court rules and procedures and are not printed in the rule book
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2038
non-legislative style
Order regarding pending criminal cases filed before January 1, 2023 and Criminal Rules 45 and 16(e)(1). -
2018
non-legislative style
Expectations of Participants in Remote Proceedings. -
2014
non-legislative style
Order Authorizing Bethel Remote Voir Dire Pilot. -
2013
non-legislative style
Order regarding Post-Pandemic Jury Practices. -
2012
non-legislative style
Order Regarding Remote and In-Person Hearings. -
2007
legislative style | non-legislative style
Order regarding COVID-19 orders (Second Amendment). -
2005
non-legislative style
Order regarding Livestreaming Court Proceedings. -
1988
non-legislative style
Order allowing the administrative director to establish provisional rules, procedures, and standards for the eviction diversion program. -
1986
non-legislative style
Order allowing the administrative director to establish provisional rules, procedures, and standards for online dispute resolution. -
1943
non-legislative style
Order allowing the administrative director to establish provisional rules, procedures, and standards for efiling.