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1957-1958 Alaska Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (1957-1958)

handle is hein.sag/sagak0089 and id is 1 raw text is: REPORT OF ATTORNiE2Y GENERAL to GOVERNIOR OF ALASKA for Year Ending June 30. 1958 The increasing volume of territorial business in all departments has had a direct bearing on the activities of the Attorney General's office. Thli is reflected in part by the notable increase in opinion requests from the various territorial agencies, boards and commissions. In addition, the past year has' seen a steady growth in the routine 6itfice work of the Attorney General, especially in the fields of transitional statehood problems confronting various agencies, of Uniform Reciprocal Enforcement of Sup- port, and in the processing and enforcing of claims against decedents' estates. The Attorney General is required to sit as a member of the fol- lowing boards: 1. Alaska Industrial Board 9. Alaska Land Board 3. Alaska Dus Transportation Commission 42. Board of Administration 5. Board of Examiners 6. Board of Liquor Control 7. Board of Review S. Finance Committee 9. Police Commission 10. Veterans' Service Council Involving substantial additional work during the past year were freight rate hearings before the Federal Maritime Board, and the preparation of the cumulative supplements to Alaska Compiled Laws Annotated. The Attorney General has represented the Territory before the district and appellata courts in a number of significant cases. There follows Digitized from Best Copy Available