Delinquency Rule 26

Rule 26. Appeal and Petition for Review in Appellate Courts

Last amended: 1997Year: 1997Length: 97 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Alaska Delinq. R. 26

(a) Grounds, Procedure. An appeal of a final judgment or order, or a petition for review of an interlocutory order or decision, may be taken in accord with the provisions of the Appellate Rules pertaining to criminal proceedings. (b) Stay. An order, judgment or decision of the superior court remains in effect pending appeal or review unless stayed by order of the superior court or the appellate courts. Neither bail nor an appellate bond is required in appellate proceedings concerning delinquency cases. Cross References CROSS REFERENCE: AS 22.07.020(a)(3); AS 47.12.120(f). PART X. COURT ADMINISTRATION OF JUVENILE RECORDS
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