The Alaska Plea Form (For Mandatory Appearance Offenses Only) is a legal document that is used when a defendant is charged with a mandatory appearance offense in the state of Alaska. This form is used to enter a plea of guilty, no contest, or not guilty to a criminal charge, and to waive the right to a jury trial. There are two types of Alaska Plea Form (For Mandatory Appearance Offenses Only): the "Plea Form" and the "Plea Form with Waiver of Jury Trials." The Plea Form is used to enter a plea without waiving the right to a jury trial, while the Plea Form with Waiver of Jury Trials allows a defendant to enter a plea and waive the right to a jury trial at the same time. Both forms must be signed in the presence of a court clerk and/or a judge.
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You may plead not guilty and request a court trial. Bail is not required to enter this plea.You do not need to appear in court unless you want to contest your citation or your appearance is required. By using Plead and Pay, you are acknowledging the payment in full is considered a guilty plea and waiver of a court hearing to the charge on the citation. Pleas are "not guilty," "guilty," or "no contest. " If you plead not guilty, your case will be set for trial. Verify that only your cases have been marked for payment, and then click the "Continue Payment Process" button. You must plead guilty, not guilty or no contest on or before your appearance date. This form cannot be used when a court appearance is mandatory. Print and fill out the Affidavit of Defense form.