The Alaska Application For Second or Subsequent Bail Review Hearing is a legal process used by a criminal defendant to challenge the bail amount set by a court. This process allows the defendant to apply for a review of the bail amount, which may result in the bail amount being lowered. There are two types of Alaska Application For Second or Subsequent Bail Review Hearing: a bail reduction hearing and a bail release hearing. In a bail reduction hearing, the defendant must show evidence that the bail amount set by the court is too high. The defendant must present evidence of their financial situation and any other mitigating circumstances that support their request for a bail reduction. The court will then decide whether to reduce the bail amount. In a bail release hearing, the defendant must show evidence that they pose no significant risk to public safety and that they are not likely to flee if released on bail. The court will then decide whether to release the defendant on bail. The Alaska Application For Second or Subsequent Bail Review Hearing is used to ensure that a defendant's bail amount is fair and just. It is important to note that the defendant has the burden of proving that a bail reduction or release is warranted.