- Discipline authority
- none
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- restricted
- Civilian composition
- none
Alaska
Independent institutions that check this jurisdiction's own power — audit, ombudsman, inspector general, civilian review, ethics, and grand-jury bodies established by statute.
Oversight Bodies
4 tracked · ranked by independenceAlaska Division of Legislative Audit
The Alaska Legislative Auditor heads the Division of Legislative Audit under the Legislative Budget and Audit Committee and performs audits of state agencies. The Auditor serves at the pleasure of...
Read scorecard → 02 OmbudsmanAlaska Office of the Ombudsman
The Alaska Ombudsman is appointed by a two-thirds vote of a joint session of the Legislature to a five-year term. The Ombudsman investigates citizen complaints about state administrative agencies...
Read scorecard → 03 Ethics CommissionAlaska Select Committee on Legislative Ethics
The Alaska Select Committee on Legislative Ethics enforces the Legislative Ethics Act covering legislators and legislative employees. Alaska also has the APOC (Alaska Public Offices Commission)...
Read scorecard → 04 Civilian ReviewAlaska Police Standards Council
The Alaska Police Standards Council (APSC), created in 1972 under AS 18.65.130, sits within the Department of Public Safety and holds binding certification/decertification authority over all...
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Bodies with statutory law-enforcement scope
3 bodies · ranked by independence- Discipline authority
- binding
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- restricted
- Civilian composition
- required
- Discipline authority
- advisory
- UOF investigation
- refers
- Evidence access
- full
- Civilian composition
- required