ALASKA COURT RULES

defined in AS 44.41.035(j), the written judgment must set out the requirements of AS 12.55.015(i). (g) Information To Be Included in Judgment. If the charging following the prosecuting authority judgment must include the the in provided by document, information: (1) the defendant’s full name, including middle name or initial; (2) the defendant’s date of birth; (3) the defendant’s Alaska Public Safety Information Network (APSIN) identification number; (4) the defendant’s driver’s license number or state identification number, including the issuing state and whether the license is a commercial driver’s license; (5) the arrest tracking number (ATN) on the Criminal Case Intake and Disposition (CCID) form for each offense being addressed in the judgment; (6) the three-digit charge tracking number assigned on the CCID form for each offense being addressed in the judgment; (7) the statute, regulation, or ordinance, as identified in the Uniform Offense Citation Table,** corresponding to each offense being addressed in the judgment. Regulations not listed in the Uniform Offense Citation Table must be cited by the regulation number; (8) if a motor vehicle offense is charged, whether the offense occurred in a traffic safety corridor or a highway work zone as provided in AS 28.90.030; and (9) if a motor vehicle offense is charged involving the use of a commercial motor vehicle as defined in AS 28.90.990, whether the commercial vehicle weighs more than 26,000 lbs, is designed to transport more than 15 passengers, or is used in the transportation of hazardous materials. **The Uniform Offense Citation table was developed by the Department of Public Safety. Changes to the table must be approved by the Department of Law or the appropriate municipal prosecuting authority. It is available at: http://www.dps.alaska.gov/statewide/uoct/. (Adopted by SCO 4 October 4, 1959; amended by SCO 157 effective February 15, 1973; by Amendment No. 5 to SCO 157 effective July 1, 1974; by SCO 330 effective January 1, 1979; by SCO 418 effective August 1, 1980; by SCO 436 effective October 21, 1980; by SCO 437 effective October 21, 1980; by SCO 550 effective February 1, 1983; by SCO 554 effective April 4, 1983; by SCO 603 effective September 14, 1984; by SCO 976 effective January 15, 1990; by SCO 979 effective August 28, 1989; by SCO 1028 effective July 15, 1990; by SCO 1049 effective January 15, 1991; by SCO 1092 effective July 15, 1992; repealed and reenacted by SCO 1136 effective July 15, 1993; amended by SCO 1204 effective July 15, 1995; by SCO 1289 effective January 15, 1998; by SCO 1341 52 effective September 10, 1998; by SCO 1343 effective January 1, 1999; by SCO 1464 effective March 5, 2002; by SCO 1614 effective October 15, 2006; by SCO 1798 effective October 15, 2013; by SCO 1803 effective October 15, 2013; by SCO 1829 effective October 15, 2014 and by SCO 1886 effective nunc pro tunc July 12, 2016) The requirement that a judgment for Note to SCO 1204: conviction of a sex offense must set out the requirements of AS 12.63.010 was added by ch. 41 § 3 SLA 1994. Section 7 of this order is adopted for the sole reason that the legislature has mandated the amendments. Paragraph (e) of Criminal Rule 32 was Note to SCO 1341: added by § 11 ch. 95 SLA 1998. Section 3 of this order is adopted for the sole reason that the legislature has mandated the amendment. Note to SCO 1886: Chapter 36, SLA 2016 (SB 91) enacted a number of changes relating to criminal procedure. According to section 180(b) of the Act, AS 12.55.055(h), enacted by section 76 of the Act, has the effect of changing Criminal Rule 32, effective July 12, 2016, by directing the court to include a provision in the judgment that community work hours that are not completed shall be converted to a fine as provided in AS 12.55.055(h). Cross References (a) CROSS REFERENCE: AS 12.55.010 (b) CROSS REFERENCE: Administrative Bulletin No. 17.