EVERY DEADLINE

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The crash

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The driver

A driver in a crash with injury, death, or apparent damage of $2,000 or more sends a written or electronic report within 10 days, unless a peace officer investigated it.

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Receipt of the driver's answer

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The Department of Administration

After receiving the driver's answer, the state makes findings within 15 days.

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The date of the notice of suspension

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The driver

The suspension takes effect 30 days from the notice, and within the 30 days the driver may answer it and give evidence.

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The start of the suspension

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The driver

With no insurance suspension in the last 10 years, the license is suspended for not less than 90 days.

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The application, counted back

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A driver under 18

A driver under 18 has no traffic conviction in the six months before applying for a provisional or full license.

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The provisional license's issue

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A driver under 18

A driver under 18 gets a full license only after holding a valid provisional license for at least six months.

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The instruction permit's issue

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A driver 16 and under 18

A provisional license goes to a driver who has held an instruction permit for at least six months.

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The start of the suspension

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The driver

With an insurance suspension in the last 10 years, the license is suspended for not less than one year.

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Issue of the instruction permit

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A permit holder

An instruction permit allows driving with a licensed adult beside for a period not to exceed two years, and may be renewed one time.

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The arrest

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The person arrested

A person arrested goes before a judge or magistrate without unnecessary delay and within 24 hours, absent compelling circumstances, Sundays and holidays included.

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Entry of the judgment of conviction

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The person under 21

The court may cut the fine for a person who proves, not later than six months after the judgment, that they completed an alcohol safety action program or a diversion panel.

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Issue of the citation

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A young driver cited for drinking

A person cited for a minor driving after consuming alcohol, or for a minor's refusal of the breath test, may not drive for the 24 hours following the citation.

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The driving

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The driver

A chemical test taken within four hours after the driving that shows 0.08 or more is one way the DUI law is proven.

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Receipt of the notice of revocation

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The driver

A written request for administrative review is made within seven days after receiving the notice, or the right to review is waived.

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Delivery of the notice of revocation

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A licensed driver

The notice of revocation is itself a temporary license that expires seven days after it is delivered.

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Issue of the department's final determination

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The driver

A person aggrieved by the hearing officer's final determination may appeal to the superior court within 30 days.

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The start of the revocation

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The driver

With no earlier conviction, the license is revoked for not less than 90 days.

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Regaining the privilege to drive

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The driver

After a first conviction, the driver uses an ignition interlock for a minimum of six months after regaining the privilege to drive.

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Regaining the privilege to drive

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The driver

After a conviction with one earlier conviction, the driver uses an interlock for a minimum of 12 months.

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The start of the revocation

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The driver

With one earlier conviction, the license is revoked for not less than one year.

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Regaining the privilege to drive

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The driver

After a conviction with two earlier convictions, the driver uses an interlock for a minimum of 18 months.

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The start of the revocation

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The driver

For a person convicted twice before, the license is revoked for not less than 3 years.

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Regaining the privilege to drive

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The driver

After a felony DUI, the driver uses an interlock for a minimum of 60 months.

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The start of the revocation

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The driver

For a person convicted more than twice before, the license is revoked for not less than 5 years.

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The emergency order's issue

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The petitioner and the respondent

An emergency protective order expires 72 hours after it is issued.

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The employer's termination of the job

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The employer

If the employer ends the job, for any cause, final payment is due within three working days.

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Entering into the contract

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The buyer

The buyer may revoke a door to door purchase of $10 or more within five business days of entering into the contract.

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Notice to the respondent of the hearing

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The respondent

The court gives the respondent at least 10 days' notice of the hearing and of the right to be heard.

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The injury

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The injured employee

Notice of an injury is given to the employer within 15 days after the date of the injury.

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The ex parte order's issue

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The petitioner and the respondent

An ex parte protective order expires 20 days after it is issued.

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Notice of the determination

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The claimant

A claimant appeals a determination no later than 30 days after being notified of it in person, or after it was mailed.

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The death

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A successor

Thirty days after the death, property is paid or handed over to someone presenting the affidavit, if the estate qualifies.

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The election, counted back

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A voter

A voter has been a resident of the state and the house district for at least 30 days just before the election.

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The first week of unemployment

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The worker

A worker who quit without good cause or was fired for misconduct is disqualified for the first week of unemployment and the next five weeks.

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The expiration of the protective order

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The petitioner

The petitioner may ask to extend the order within 60 days after it expires, as well as within 30 days before.

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The end of the warranty or the first year, whichever ends first

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The vehicle's owner

The owner gives written notice by certified mail before 60 days have passed after the warranty or the first year ends, whichever ends first.

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The 18th birthday, counted back

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A person under 18

A person under 18 may register at any time within 90 days before their 18th birthday.

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The employee's demand for payment

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The employer

A late employer may owe the employee's regular pay from the demand until payment, or for 90 working days, whichever is less.

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The date of the action

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Anyone bringing the suit

A lawsuit to void an action taken in violation of the open meetings law is filed in superior court within 180 days after the action.

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The long term order's issue

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The petitioner and the respondent

Most terms of a long term protective order are effective for one year unless dissolved earlier.

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Delivery of the vehicle to the original owner

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The vehicle's owner

The lemon law covers defects the manufacturer cannot fix during the warranty or within one year from delivery, whichever ends first.

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The employee's knowledge of the disability and its link to the work

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The injured employee

A claim for disability is barred unless filed within two years after the employee knows the nature of the disability and its relation to the work.

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Accrual of the claim

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The injured person

A lawsuit for personal injury, libel, slander, assault, battery or false imprisonment, or for damage to personal property, is brought within two years.

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Accrual of the claim

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The party to the contract

A lawsuit on a contract, express or implied, is brought within three years.

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The injury

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The injured employee

Other than for an occupational disease, the claim is filed in any event within four years from the date of injury.

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Service of the notice to quit

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The tenant

For deliberate substantial damage or illegal activity, the tenancy ends not less than 24 hours or more than five days after service of the notice.

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The landlord's entry, counted back

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The landlord

Except in an emergency or where impracticable, the landlord gives at least 24 hours' notice of the intention to enter.

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The trial date, counted back

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The landlord

The summons in an eviction case is served not less than two days before the date of trial.

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The start of the tenant's absence

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The landlord

During an absence of the tenant of more than seven days, the landlord may enter at times reasonably necessary.

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The landlord's written notice of nonpayment

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The tenant

If the tenant does not pay in full within seven days after the written notice, the tenancy ends unless the landlord agrees otherwise.

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Service of the notice to quit for a breach

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The tenant

For a material breach affecting health and safety, the tenancy ends on a date not less than 10 days after service of the notice if it is not fixed.

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The landlord's receipt of the tenant's notice

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The landlord

The tenant's notice says the lease ends unless the breach is fixed in 10 days.

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The termination date in the notice, counted back

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The landlord or the tenant

Either side ends a week to week tenancy, while rent is current, by written notice at least 14 days before the date the notice names.

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The end of the tenancy and the tenant's delivery of possession

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The landlord

After proper notice ends the tenancy, the landlord mails the itemized notice and refund within 14 days after the tenancy ends and possession is delivered.

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Delivery or mailing of the landlord's notice

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The former tenant

The landlord's notice gives a date not less than 15 days after it is delivered or mailed to remove the property before it may be sold.

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The landlord's receipt of the tenant's notice

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The tenant

The lease ends on a date not less than 20 days after the landlord receives the notice, if the breach is not fixed.

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The rental due date in the notice, counted back

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The landlord or the tenant

Either side ends a month to month tenancy by written notice at least 30 days before the rental due date the notice names.

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The end of the tenancy

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The landlord

The landlord has 30 days after the tenancy ends to mail the refund when costs are deducted for damage.

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The unconditional discharge

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A person with a felony conviction

The felon in possession rule no longer applies once 10 years have passed since the unconditional discharge, if the conviction was not for a crime against the person.

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The change of residence

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The person released

A person released before trial lets their lawyer know not more than 24 hours after changing residence.

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Issue of the citation

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The person cited

On a citation for a class C felony, a misdemeanor or an ordinance, the time to appear is at least two working days after the citation.

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Issue of the citation

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The person cited

On a citation for an infraction or a violation, the time to appear is at least five working days after the citation.

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The acquittal or dismissal

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The Alaska Court System

The court system may not publish the record of a qualifying case on a public website once 60 days have passed from the acquittal or dismissal.