Alaska Summons to Parent or Guardian — Delinquency Hearing is a legal document issued by the Alaska court system when a juvenile has been accused of a delinquent act. It is a notification to the parent or guardian that a court hearing has been scheduled in order to decide whether the juvenile is guilty of the crime. The summons includes information about the date and time of the hearing, the place of the hearing, and a description of the charge. There are two types of Alaska Summons to Parent or Guardian — Delinquency Hearing: Summons to Parent or Guardian for Initial Hearing and Summons to Parent or Guardian for Review Hearing. The Initial Hearing is the initial court appearance for the juvenile and is conducted to determine whether the juvenile should be held in detention or released to the parent or guardian. The Review Hearing is a follow-up to the Initial Hearing and is used to review the progress of the juvenile and determine if further legal action should be taken.