Inlet Law Review

Prenups let couples decide how finances and property are handled during marriage or divorce. In Alaska, they’re especially useful due to unique laws like optional community property and Native land rights. They must be fair, transparent, and can’t include child custody or support.

Alaska's uniquely permissive gun laws reflect a strong tradition of individual liberty rooted in both constitutional principles and frontier culture. The state's permitless carry framework coexists with federal regulations, balancing broad firearm rights with targeted public safety restrictions.

DUI laws in the U.S. combine strict legal limits with constitutional safeguards, addressing both alcohol and drug impairment. Alaska enforces some of the toughest DUI penalties in the country and uses innovative approaches like mobile enforcement and wellness courts to reach remote areas.

Alaska pioneered cannabis reform with a 1975 court ruling protecting personal use under its state constitution and later legalized adult use in 2014. Its system faces ongoing challenges, including federal conflict, regulatory gaps, and limited social equity measures.

Personal injury law allows individuals harmed by another’s negligence or misconduct to seek compensation for their losses. In Alaska, claimants must navigate specific rules including a two-year statute of limitations, a comparative negligence system, and caps on certain damages. Early legal advice is crucial to protect rights and secure fair recovery.