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A two-and-a-half-year-old bull moose was killed and had its radio collar removed in September. Wildlife Troopers say a man pleaded guilty last week to three misdemeanors in the case.
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Margaret Murphy was charged with one perjury count in April. Today, her attorney told the court they needed time to review thousands of documents.
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Nathan Erfurth was arrested in May for sexual abuse of a minor. On Tuesday, he pleaded not guilt to 61 charges, including for second and fourth-degree sexual abuse of a minor, exploitation of a minor and possession of child pornography.
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Margaret Murphy made her first court appearance since receiving felony perjury charges in May. She entered a not guilt plea, while a crowd of advocates worried about judicial corruption celebrated her arraignment as a victory.
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Retired District Court Judge Margaret Murphy was indicted for perjury last Friday. She has long been at the center of a Soldotna man’s crusade for the rights of grand juries.
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A supreme court ruling earlier this year will remove minor pre-legalization marijuana charges from the state's online court record site. A House bill would also remove them from some background checks, as offenders struggle to access jobs and housing eight years after recreational weed was legalized in the state.
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Wells was appointed to the Superior Court in 2017. She’s one of three Superior Court judges in Kenai.
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Jury trials have again been suspended in the Kenai and Homer courts, due to the recent rise in COVID-19 cases in the Kenai Peninsula Borough.The order…
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Misdemeanor jury trials are starting back up at Alaska courts next month.Those trials have been on hold since last March, amid concerns about bringing…
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Governor Mike Dunleavy appointed four to superior and district courts in South-central Alaska, including two on the Kenai Peninsula. Kenai Magistrate…