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...who came to Alaska in 1980 with his wife and has been in private practice most of his career. He replaces Justice Morgan Christen.Maassen is a partner at the general civil law firm of Ingaldson, Maassen & Fitzgerald PC.The governor's announcement...
...was Senior Judge Warren Matthews, providing the court's fifth member following the appointment of former Justice Morgan Christen to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. He was the third vote in the 3-2 majority.Kerttula said she's happy...
...to fill a vacancy on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.Senators voted 95-3 to accept the nomination of Morgan Christen, who becomes the first Alaska woman to serve on the 9th Circuit. Voting no were Republicans Jim DeMint of South...
...take a turn as the chief justice.Currently, there is a position on Alaska's highest court because of Justice Morgan Christen's appointment to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.The Alaska Judicial Council advertised for applicants to fill...
...appointed in 1994 by then-governor Walter Hickel. Palin named Daniel Winfree to the high court in November 2007 and Morgan Christen in March. The appointment of Christen upset the Alaska Family Council - a conservative Christian group - because...
...conservative group who claimed the pick would put "another activist" on the court. Anchorage Superior Court Judge Morgan Christen, 47, will be the second woman to serve on the state's high court. Former Gov. Tony Knowles appointed current...
...constitutional and statutory duty to apply the principels of sustained yield to both predators and prey. But Justice Morgan Christen, writing on behalf of the court, said the constitution permits the state to give preference to moose and caribou...
...important constitutional right is the right to be free from governmental interference in our private lives. Justice Morgan Christen asked John Hartle, arguing for the city, if the government could regulate smoking by hikers on a local public trail...
...it on a Web site he checked to get the language of the ballot question. On May 6, Anchorage Superior Court Judge Morgan Christen ruled the sentence concerning costs of the legislative move would appear on the ballot. Christen rejected a challenge...
...get another election to move the Legislature without getting a new ballot measure certified. Jacobus asked Judge Morgan Christen for a quick response on the declaratory judgment so the group would have a decision in time to put it on the sponsor...