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Alaska Superior Courts May Not Grant Furloughs Under Criminal Rule 35(b)
The Alaska Court of Appeals held that superior courts may not use their
authority to modify sentences under Criminal Rule 35(b) to grant furloughs
to prisoners, but may use that authority to impose a term of periodic
imprisonment. This ruling stems from the basic difference in the
definitions and purposes ...
authority to modify sentences under Criminal Rule 35(b) to grant furloughs
to prisoners, but may use that authority to impose a term of periodic
imprisonment. This ruling stems from the basic difference in the
definitions and purposes ...
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