...this summer.Joshua Andrews pleaded guilty to a reduced charge during his arraignment Tuesday in Juneau Superior Court.Prosecutors say Andrews pointed a gun at a person, Neil Javier, on July 7 at the Safeway gas station.District Attorney David...

...last month. Judge Louis Menendez handed down the judgment for Nicole Jean Clayton on Tuesday in Juneau Superior Court. Prosecutors with the district attorney's office alleged Clayton sold .3, .4 and .5 grams of methamphetamine to police...

...sentence, read the charges and asked the defendant if he admitted to them and agreed to participate in the youth court. Prosecutor Kyle Brownlee argued, in showing the seriousness of the offense, that the victim was an elderly diabetic who had...

...intent to thieve and steal. ... We felt like the only way to get the money back was to pursue it through the courts." Prosecutors accused Demers of stealing nearly $13,000 from the group's account over four years. Demers admitted taking...

...personal assets of $600,000. "I can tell you that I don't have anything that is hidden," Maad told the court. Prosecutors consider Maad a flight risk because he fled to Paris in 1988 when he was employed at a men's wear shop and was...

...intoxication, the judges said. About 16 city cases and eight state cases that were on hold are now moving through the courts, prosecutors said. Defense attorney David Mallet argued a form Juneau police read to arrested drivers misleads them about their...

...will dismiss the court as a repressive tool of the great powers; if it doesn't, and the General Assembly or the court prosecutor decides, there would be charges of politicization, and the court could end up fueling more conflicts than it avoids...

...are worried he will find a way to intimidate or hurt those set to testify against him. In both state and federal court, prosecutors in most cases provide witness lists to defense attorneys ahead of trial to allow them time to study the witnesses...

...altering evidence that could have helped officials convict her boss of murder went on trial today in Juneau Superior Court. Prosecutors allege Ann Lowe washed clothes reeking of fuel that could have been used to burn a boat, after police told her...

...enforcement. Prior to that, he served as a staff attorney for the National Indian Gaming Commission, and was the first court prosecutor for the Pueblo of Laguna in New Mexico. He also served on the Wampanoag Tribe's Judicial Task Force. Araujo's...