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...litigation. Patterson has remained in jail since his arrest, according to online court records. The Office of Special Prosecutions and Appeals is handling the case; Assistant Attorney General Marika Athens argued during opening statements that...
...fascination of Patterson's. In 2005, Patterson was convicted of similar charges in Minnesota. The Office of Special Prosecutions and Appeals handled the case; Assistant Attorney General Marika Athens argued during opening statements that evidence...
...case continued with his attorney stating more negotiation time was needed. A state prosecutor with the Office of Special Prosecutions and Appeals and Murray's attorney, Stephen Hill, attended the hearing telephonically. Hill said he was working...
Scot Leaders was not expecting the offer for the position of district attorney. But when previous Kenai District Attorney Lance Joanis left to take a position with the attorney general's office, working on child-in-need-of-aid cases, state Attorney General John Burns offered Leaders the position. "I wasn't expecting it at all," Leaders said. "And I didn't anticipate Mr. Joanis leaving." Leaders now handles the state's legal proceedings for the Kenai Peninsula, taking over as district attorney in August.
Ed and Donna Kock lost a lot to Ed Byford over the last six years, but Wednesday evening they didn't mind giving up a Chinese dinner on his behalf.
The Alaska Department of Law has completed its review of an Alaska State Trooper report on the March 1, 2006 Homer Airport shooting in which fugitive Jason Karlo Anderson died and his son was severely injured.
...Investigation. Megan Peters, troopers spokeswoman, said the report was still pending a release from the Office of Special Prosecutions and Appeals. She said it could come out late this week or sometime next week. According to Greg Wilkinson, spokesman...
...trooper-involved shootings, determined none had. Step two of the investigation was conducted by the Office of Special Prosecutions and Appeals to determine if any state laws were broken. OSPA, too, concluded none had been broken and all troopers...