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...done on producing properties acquired in January from Marathon Oil Co. A consent decree negotiated by the Alaska Department of Law involving Hilcorp's acquisition of Marathon's assets was approved by a state court in January and the company...
...Morisky, of Fairbanks, said there was concern over the definition of "immediate," however the board heard from the Department of Law that courts had defined it as "prior to doing any other action that is not related to that particular requirement...
...defender for both men, Bill Taylor, and John Skidmore, director of the criminal division, central office, Alaska Department of Law, as well as Judge Schally.Skidmore asked that the hearing be rescheduled because most Alaska district attorneys...
...victims - identity theft, and advance-fee fraud, according to a FBI press release. Davyn Williams, an Alaska Department of Law Consumer Protection Unit attorney, encourages victims of Internet crimes to report complaints to the IC3. Among the findings...
...proposal, however, has been classified by the Alaska Department of Law as a form of fish trap which are prohibited under...for changing its agenda. According to the Alaska Department of Law, however, the board would not be able to require...
...Sept. 2, 2003. Huguelet's background includes legal work Outside and in Anchorage. He worked for the Alaska Department of Law's Oil, Gas & Mining Section, representing and advising the Department of Natural Resources.Huguelet is an officer...
...available, Hibpshman said, but will be able to be looked up and obtained from the archives. At one point the Alaska Department of Law had an electronic database for its records, but that appears to no longer exist, he said. Hibpshman said the grant...
...grandparents to wire thousands of dollars to pay medical bills or damages so they can return home, according to an Alaska Department of Law press release. Other variations of this scam include instances where the caller knows detailed information about...
...make a living with this if it was freed up." In the end, after hearing from legal adviser Kevin Saxby with the Department of Law, the board voted the proposal down 7-0. "The more we turn wildlife into an article of commerce the harder we...