The superior court shall always be open, except on judicial holidays as determined by rule of the supreme court. Injunctions, writs of prohibition, mandamus, and habeas corpus may be issued and served on holidays and nonjudicial days. The superior court is a court of record and is vested with all power and authority necessary to carry into complete execution all its judgments, decrees, and determinations in all matters within its jurisdiction according to the constitution, the laws of the state, and the common law. The superior court shall hold regular sessions in each district at the times and places as may be designated by rule or order of the supreme court.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Chapter 10. The Superior Court
Sec. 22.10.010. Establishment of superior court.
Sec. 22.10.020. Jurisdiction of the superior court.
Sec. 22.10.025. Powers of superior court in action for divorce, separation, or child support.
Sec. 22.10.030. Where actions are to be brought.
Sec. 22.10.040. Change of venue.
Sec. 22.10.050. General powers and sessions.
Sec. 22.10.060. Effect of adjournment.
Sec. 22.10.090. Qualifications of judges.
Sec. 22.10.110. Oath of office.
Sec. 22.10.120. Number of judges.
Sec. 22.10.130. Appointment and duties of presiding judges.
Sec. 22.10.140. Chief justice may assign superior court judges.