Municipality of Anchorage v. Anchorage Daily News

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the mootness doctrine is a product of judicial policy and not constitutional mandate; and explaining the exceptions to the doctrine
• declining to reach broader constitutional issue when civil rules constitute sufficient device for controlling discovery harassment
• civil rules constitute sufficient device for controlling discovery harassment, thus decline to reach broader constitutional issue
• civil rules constitute sufficient device for controlling discovery harassment, thus decline to reach broader constitutional issue
• civil rules constitute sufficient device for controlling discovery harassment, thus decline to reach broader constitutional issue
• \Alaska's public records statutes ... codify the common law right of the public to access to government records.\ (citing City of Kenai , 642 P.2d at 1320-21 )

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