Languages

It is the policy of the Alaska Department of Law, Criminal Division to provide equal access to its services to all victims and witnesses of crimes regardless of spoken language consistent with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as it affects persons with limited English proficiency.

If you are in need of an interpreter to communicate with the prosecutor or paralegal in your case, please let the district attorney's office know. One will be provided at no cost to you.

Interpreter Public Service Notice (download and post within your organization):


The following materials are avialable in languages other than English:

Victim-Witness Assistance Program Information

Available in Yup'ik, Spanish, Tagalog, Korean and Russian:

Victim-Witness Assistance Program Brochures

Victims' Rights Handbook

Available in Yup'ik, Russian, Spanish, Tagolog and Korean:

Crime Victims' Rights Brochure

Available in Yup'ik, Russian, Spanish, Tagolog and Korean:

Information on Domestic Violence Brochure

Available in Yup'ik, Russian, Spanish, Tagolog and Korean:

Information on Sexual Assault Brochure

Available in Yup'ik, Russian, Spanish, Tagolog and Korean:

Information on Safety Planning Brochure

Available in Yup'ik, Russian, Spanish, Tagolog and Korean:

Consumer Protection Brochures

Available in Spanish.

Folletos en Español Para la Proteccion del Consumidor: