Alaska Consents To Felony Proceedings In Defendant's Absence is a legal document that allows a felony defendant to waive his or her right to be present at the trial proceedings. This document allows the defendant to sign an agreement that he or she has been informed of the charges against them and voluntarily waives their right to be present. There are two types of Alaska Consents To Felony Proceedings In Defendant's Absence: 1) Consent To Prosecutorial Representation; and 2) Consent To Defendant Representation. Consent To Prosecutorial Representation allows the defendant to authorize the prosecutor to represent his or her interests in the proceedings, while Consent To Defendant Representation allows the defendant to authorize a lawyer or legal representative who will be present at the trial and represent the defendant.