State of Alaska Criminal Division

The Office of Victims' Rights (OVR) in Anchorage, AK is a government agency dedicated to ensuring that crime victims in Alaska receive the rights they are entitled to under the state's constitution and laws. With statutory authority to conduct investigations, the OVR investigates complaints from crime victims who believe their rights have been denied, and presents their findings and recommendations to relevant criminal justice agencies, the governor, the legislature, grand juries, and the public.Generated from the website

The Alaska Court System Family Law Self Help center in Anchorage, AK provides assistance and resources for individuals navigating family law matters. Offering guidance on legal processes and paperwork, the center aims to empower individuals to better understand and advocate for their rights within the family court system. Generated from their business information

The Office of Public Advocacy (OPA) in Alaska provides essential legal advocacy and guardianship services to vulnerable populations, including abused and neglected children and incapacitated adults. With offices located in Anchorage, Juneau, Fairbanks, Kenai, Palmer, and Bethel, OPA’s mission encompasses a broad spectrum of support, from public guardianship to representation for victims of elder fraud. Through its multifaceted programs, OPA advocates for individuals in protective proceedings, adult guardianship cases, and criminal defense situations arising from the Public Defender Agency. Led by Director James Stinson, the office is committed to ensuring that the legal rights of vulnerable Alaskans are upheld and protected. Generated from the website