Judge Daniel Schally was recently appointed to handle an increasing caseload at the Juneau Superior Court.
Matt Miller
Morning Host & Local News Reporter
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Juneau man indicted for hitting, dragging officer with vehicle
A grand jury has indicted a Juneau man on charges related to allegedly dragging and injuring a police officer who was trying to take him into custody earlier this month.
LuLaRoe sales tax lawsuit dismissed, appeal still possible
Anchorage resident Katie Van claimed that she was charged sales taxes on LuLaRoe clothing purchases even though Anchorage and Alaska do not collect such taxes.
New Juneau officers bring diversity, depth to police department
Research says adding officers typically has no detectable effect on crime rates. Rather, it has more of an impact on training, shift relief and responding to other non-crime-related calls in the community.
Judge rejects claim that attorneys botched trial in Tenakee Springs homicide case
James Harmon, convicted of murder and sexual assault in 2005, claimed inadequate or insufficient representation by public defenders. But a judge recently wrote that Harmon failed to prove any of his claims.
Fashion faux pas? MLM company LuLaRoe sued in Alaska over sales taxes.
Anchorage resident Katie Van says she was charged undue sales taxes on clothing she bought from outside of Alaska. But LuLaRoe says they fixed their sales tax automation software and already made refunds.