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CR-368 Instructions for Requesting Set Aside or - State of Alaska

CR-368 Instructions for Requesting Set Aside or - State of Alaska 2025

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The document provides instructions for requesting the set-aside or remission of a bail forfeiture judgment specifically for appearance bonds. It outlines the process for filing a motion to set aside a forfeiture judgment within 30 days of its issuance, detailing acceptable reasons and required forms. Additionally, it explains the option for remission, which can be filed within one year, and specifies the conditions under which remission may be granted. The document emphasizes the importance of providing supporting facts in affidavits and notes that forfeited bail may be applied to restitution.

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